Five specific fact patterns that may justify police stopping and detaining a person under Nevada state law include: 1) A scantily dressed woman is standing by a truck stop men's room and talking to the men as they enter. An officer would have reasonable suspicion she is soliciting prostitution. 2) A person with a gun and full pockets is standing on a corner known for drug deals. An officer would have a reasonable suspicion he may be selling drugs. 3) A masked man is walking by an empty house with a crowbar. An officer would have a reasonable suspicion he may be about to commit burglary. 4) A driver repeatedly swerves between lanes. An officer would have reasonable suspicion that the driver may be under the influence of alcohol or drugs. 5) A woman is wearing an expensive watch that has been reported stolen. An officer would have a reasonable suspicion that she may have stolen the watch.