is not unusual for the people involved to have weapons. Two officers also testified that they had been told that a female who owned the house was not present at the scene and might return to the home. However, as discussed infra, both officers conceded, in essence, that there was no reasonable possibility the civilians actually at the sceneGant and two additional arresteescould have accessed Gant's vehicle.
[5]  Officer Reed testified that, at the time of the search of Gant's vehicle, Gant "had been secured" and therefore "no longer presented a threat to me or anyone else because he had no access to anything else." Officer Griffith conceded there had been no reasonable possibility Gant could escape from the patrol car and get into his own vehicle. GriffithA shark has shocked swimmers after being found washed up on a popular holiday beach in north Wales.

The 10ft-long Mako shark was discovered on picturesque Barmouth Beach on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park and has left locals terrified about entering the water.

It was discovered on Friday afternoon by local fishermen and word soon spread throughout the small seaside community.

Local photographer Gwion Leggett, 32, said: "When I arrived at the beach around sunset there was a huge crowd gathering around it.

"I was surprised it wasn't just a fisherman's tale.

"I was taken aback not just by how long it was but also how wide - it is a serious shark."

Gwion said the presence of a shark on the shores of the tiny seaside hamlet in Cardigan Bay had