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their guns drawn, yes." RP 108. Johnson immediately approached and
ordered B.-H. to put his hands on his head, stand up, and face away. B.-H.
complied, and Johnson handcuffed him and backed him off the bus. RP
82-84, 101. Johnson did not believe he had probable cause to arrest B.-H.
at that point. RP 106-07.
A second police officer joined Johnson and B.-H. outside the bus.
RP 84. Johnson informed B.-H. he was contacted "because somebody at
the Kent Transit Center believed that he may have a firearm on his
person." RP 85. B.-H. said he did not have a gun. Johnson asked B.-H. if
he could search his pockets, and B.-H. said something like, "Go ahead,
you're going to do it anyway." CP 47 (Finding of Fact 30); RP 85-86, 101,
140. Johnson clarified he wanted to reach inside the pockets and B.-H.
said, "Go ahead." B.-H. remained handcuffed during this time. RP 85-87.
Johnson found a handgun in a pocket of a pair of basketball shorts B.-H.
wore under his pants. RP 87-88, 103-04. He then arrested B.-H. and read
him his rights. RP 90-92. B.-H. waived his rights and in a tape-recorded
statement, told the officer how old he was and admitted he possessed the
gun unlawfully after having been convicted of felonies. RP 94-95, 105.
The State charged B.-H. with first degree unlawful possession of a
firearm. Supp. CP _ (sub. no. 5, Information, filed July 13,2011). B.-H.
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