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At a checkpoint officers stop a jeepney based solely on an unverified anonymous text identifying a passenger and a closed sack. They see no suspicious overt act or other fact establishing probable cause. Armed officers surround the passenger, demand that the sack be opened, and rely on the passenger's silent submission as consent. Under Sapla, which is correct?

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Every checkpoint permits opening all closed bags without further justification. Neither the tip alone nor passive submission in the coercive setting supplies the asserted justification for the intrusive search. The discovery of contraband retroactively supplies probable cause. Silence conclusively proves voluntary consent.

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