People v. Black

On the morning of February 9, 1972, Officers Smith and Oliver of the Greeley Police Department went to the First United Presbyterian Church in Greeley in response to a call to check out a suspicious person in the church. They entered the church and located the defendant inside a bathroom stall in the basement of the church. The officers identified themselves and asked the defendant to come out of the stall. The defendant came out, and as he was exhibiting his drivers license to the officers, his coat came open and Officer Oliver observed a metal object protruding from the defendants belt.