Reasonable suspicion and probable cause in criminal procedur…

Scenario You are an experienced law enforcement officer. You are assigned to the afternoon shift (3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.). You are dispatched to a loud music complaint at an apartment complex. Upon arrival, you discover loud music coming from apartment #3, which is on the lower ground level. The apartment door is standing partially open and when you knock a voice yells come in. You enter and announce you are the police as you walk toward the kitchen where the voice is coming from. Before you reach the kitchen, you smell a strange odor and upon reaching the kitchen you see a large mound of a white, powdery substance and lines of the white substance on the table in plain sight. A woman is sitting there about to snort the white powder up her nose. Upon seeing you she asks you to leave. You inquire about the white substance which you recognize as cocaine and she replies, get out of my apartment! In response, you tell her she is under arrest and is handcuffed, without incident. The substance tests positive for cocaine. Instructions You are an experienced officer on the force. The arrest you recently made had clear elements of a criminal case so you have been asked to share the details of the case with your department. To present, create a PowerPoint and include the following: Give the definition of reasonable suspicion and probable cause. Explain when in the scenario reasonable suspicion existed and why it was reasonable suspicion. Explain when in the scenario probable cause existed and why it was probable cause. List the steps of the criminal process that the offender is entitled to under due process. Assessment Requirements/Submission Requirement: Submit your PowerPoint into the drop-box as an attachment.