Where officers work together in concerted action to "produce" reasonable
suspicion when there is none to affect a traffic stop with the sole purpose of
removing a backseat passenger from the vehicle, under what circumstances does
such stop and seizure violate the Fourth Amendment Rights (as applied through
the Fourteenth Amendment) of the backseat passenger?

Where officers work together in concerted action to 'produce' reasonable suspicion when there is none to affect a traffic stop with the sole purpose of removing a backseat passenger from the vehicle, under what circumstances does such stop and seizure violate the Fourth Amendment Rights (as applied through the Fourteenth Amendment) of the backseat passenger?