The officer stays with the mv and the occupants, not chasing the fleeing suspect. The officer, believing he has stopped a stolen car, orders the occupants to put their hands on their heads and calls for backup officers. The rear seat passengers refuse to do so, until he draws his handgun and orders them again.
Backups arrive and each subject is taken out, ordered to lie down and is frisked.
Torres has a handgun is his waistband and is not licensed to carry such a weapon, so he is arrested. The court suppressed the weapon, saying that the exit order was unreasonable. A mv was stopped in Lincoln for speeding and approaching officers smelled a strong odor of marijuana. Two passengers were arrested and a search consented to by the driver revealed a cigarette pack containing a marijuana roach. The driver was then arrested and charged with possession of a class D substance.