Where a police officer initiates a stop of an individual pursuant to Terry v. Ohio and pats down the outer clothing of the individual and feels an object that appears to be a cell phone or a wallet, may the officer reach into the pockets of the individual and pull out the object to make sure it is in fact a cell phone or a wallet and not a weapon?

Whether a police officer may reach into an individual's pockets and remove objects during a Terry stop if the officer cannot determine through a pat-down search that the object is a weapon