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A pretext stop is one in which:
 
  A) police officers stop a car because they suspect the driver is involved in a crime but lack probable cause.
  B) police officers have probable cause that a driver is involved in a crime.
  C) an undercover unit witnesses a driver committing a crime, such as a drug purchase, and a secondary vehicle makes the stop.
  D) a car has multiple passengers, so a search is necessary for officer safety.
  E) an unmarked police vehicle deliberately creates a traffic accident.
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Thanks for your help!!
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Good timing, thanks!
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