A stop based on a "wanted flyer"
or a similar notice or bulletin issued by another jurisdiction and related to completed criminal activity is sufficient basis to detain a vehicle and its occupants if the other jurisdiction had a valid basis to issue the flyer, and so forth.

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A stop based on a "wanted flyer" or similar notice issued by another jurisdiction is considered to have a sufficient basis for detaining a vehicle and its occupants, as long as the issuing jurisdiction had a valid reason for issuing the flyer. This is because the flyer indicates that there is reasonable suspicion or probable cause related to criminal activity, which justifies the stop and temporary detention for investigative purposes.

A Stop Based on a "Wanted Flyer