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- A student flees from the vicinity of a recent crime or school-rule
violation.
- A student flees upon the approach of a school official.
- Imprecise information about a crime or school-rule violation has been
provided to school officials.
- A student threatens others with words or behavior without an
indication that the student possesses a weapon. (A reasonable indication
that a student possesses a weapon always provides reasonable suspicion
justifying a search).
- A student has a history of previous similar criminal or school-rule
violations.
- A report has been made of a stolen item, including a description and
value of the item and place from which it was stolen.
- A student was seen leaving an area where crimes or school-rule
violations are often committed.
- A student became unduly nervous or excited when approached by a school
official.
- A student made a suspicious movement. (Note: To provide the basis for
a search, a witness must be able to describe the exact conduct and why it
was suspicious.)
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