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• Officer must be able to articulate a reason to suspect that a vehicle
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contains a dangerous item, which, if left unattended in the vehicle,

would pose a threat to public safety.

• Scope of Search would be limited to the size of the item for which

there is a reasonable belief and the information known to the officer
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with respect to any specific location, if identified, within the vehicle

of the item.

• Articulate through the use of the officer’s senses (sight, hearing,
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touch, smell, taste) the facts and circumstances supporting the

reason to suspect the dangerous item is in the vehicle.

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