Emerging issues in the legal technology space include the use of technology in criminal justice such aspredictive policing, surveillance, algorithmic risk assessments, and data governance.

Now read the following hypothetical (as taken from the article,"Predictive policing may help bag burglarsbut it may also be a constitutional problem").

Imagine a police officer at roll call. He gets a printout stating that at a certain time, on a particular city block, there's a certain percentage chance that a burglary will take place. Motivated by the odds, the officer heads over to that neighborhood around that very time. While there, he spots a man carrying a black bag.

Does the printout, combined with the officer's observations, amount to reasonable suspicion such that the man could be appropriately stopped and searched?