Boston police and Suffolk County prosecutors praised a ruling yesterday by the state's highest court that said officers can stop and frisk a pedestrian they reasonably suspect is carrying an illegal firearm, based on factors that include an odd gait and presence in a high-crime neighborhood. (Full article: 721 words)
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