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Traffic Stop Case Dropped After Phone Misidentification

A traffic stop initiated by a deputy for a driver allegedly holding a phone was dismissed after it was determined that the claim was impossible. The case has since been dropped.

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A traffic stop initiated by a deputy for a driver allegedly holding a phone was dismissed after it was determined that the claim was impossible. The case has since been dropped.

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Original Headline

After Traffic Stop for Phone in Right Hand, She Called Out the Problem

Neutral Headline

Traffic Stop Case Dropped After Phone Misidentification