For probable cause purposes,information provided by identified,ordinary citizen eyewitnesses or other police officers

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Information provided by identified, ordinary citizen eyewitnesses or other police officers is usually presumed reliable because these sources are typically considered inherently trustworthy, unlike information from anonymous or criminal informants, which requires further verification under the Aguilar-Spinelli test.

For Probable Cause Purposes,information Provided by Identified,ordinary Citizen Eyewitnesses or Other