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Police Chief Dyer announced today the creation of a multi-agency Drug Interdiction Task Force to free the region from the pervasive influence of illicit substances and the threat from Mexican drug cartels. Sharing the podium at a Town Hall Meeting with Fresno County Sheriff Margaret Mimms, Madera County Sheriff John Anderson, and Mariposa County Sheriff Brian Muller, Chief Dyer announced the arrest of several individuals for cultivation of marijuana in Yosemite National Park. The street value of the drugs, which they were about to harvest, was estimated to be million.
“We are declaring our independence from the drugs which poison our community, and those who would sell them,” said Dyer. At the same time, he noted, “We will deprive the cartels of weapons and the funds with which to procure them, making safer our neighbor to the South.” Chief Dyer gave his thanks for the support of representatives of the Drug Enforcement Administration, Alcohol Tobacco & Firearms, and the National Park Service, all of whom have agreed to cooperate in the continuing joint effort.
Dyer currently serves as the President of the California Police Chiefs Association.

When officers of the Task Force stumbled upon the growing field, several individuals ran from them. Although some undoubtedly escaped apprehension, Manuel Rodriguez and Rodolpho Ibanez, of Tijuana Mexico, were detained by National Park Rangers as they walked from the hills onto the Wowona Golf Course. Attention was focused upon them because of the underbrush from which they suddenly emerged, their disheveled camouflage clothing, and the absence of any golf clubs.

1.The detention of Rodriguez and Ibanez occurred as a consequence of which of the following Supreme Court decisions:
A.Marbury v Madison
B.Katz v United States
C.Terry v Ohio
D.Mapp v Ohio
2.To detain the men, as indicated above, the Rangers had to have:
A.A reasonable suspicion that the men had engaged in criminal conduct.
B.Probable cause to believe that they had committed a crime.
C.An educated hunch about their activities.
D.Nothing more than the presence of the men in the National Park.