In what circumstances have courts found reasonable suspicion in a counterfeit case?

Finally, in United States v. Thomas, 844 F.2d 678 (9th Cir.1988), the court found reasonable suspicion in a counterfeit case. Again, the police had broadcast specific information about the suspects' location and description. An officer near the location observed two men attempting to exit a parking lot the wrong way across the street from the reported location. The two men fit the broadcast description, and the officer concluded that it would be likely for the suspects to be exiting a parking lot the wrong way in their haste to leave the area. Id. at 681-83.

III. The Instant Case