     walk into the store. Runkle recognized him because he was wearing the same jacket, had the

       same build and hairstyle, and had his arm in a sling. Runkle called the officers and explained the

       situation. Twenty minutes after the man left the store, the officers returned with some UPC

       labels. Runkle scanned them—two of the bar codes were for DVD players from Best Buy, and

       one was for a different product carried by Best Buy.

¶ 14          Officer Bruni testified to the same facts as at the pretrial hearing. The defense    as (i) the labels were unrelated to the traffic stop for driving on a suspended license, his only

       offense, and (ii) he was not within reach of his car at the time of the search. Bruni testified Petty

       was “in custody” and not within reach of his car. So Petty asserts that the State cannot prevail on

       the latter basis. We reach the same conclusion as the trial court—Petty was stopped while under

       investigation for the retail theft as well as for driving on a suspended license.

¶ 25           Officer Bruni