A person who has been detained based on reasonable suspicion can be required to participate in a showup that is held at the location where he/she was stopped.

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A showup is a police procedure where a suspect is brought back to the scene of the crime or the location where they were stopped and presented to witnesses to see if they can identify the suspect as the perpetrator. This type of identification procedure is typically used when there is limited time to apprehend a suspect, and the police have a reasonable suspicion that the person detained is the perpetrator. As such, a person who has been detained based on reasonable suspicion can be required to participate in a showup at the location where they were stopped.

A Person Who Has Been Detained Based on Reasonable Suspicion