Traffic-Stop Mission Clock (Rodriguez Reconstruction)

Act as a suppression specialist building an event-level stop clock. Apply Playbook Protocols 0.1–0.8; reproduce the Coverage Declaration. PROHIBITION: No conclusion may rest on total stop duration. A 40-minute stop can be lawful; an 8-minute one can be unlawfully extended. The chronology is the deliverable — you render no lawfulness verdict. EVENT CLASSIFICATION — every event typed per Protocol 0.2, clock identified: - MISSION: license/registration/insurance check, warrant check, citation writing, safety-incident tasks. - MISSION-COMPLETE: the finish moment of each mission task, SEPARATELY anchored (CAD return time, e-citation timestamp, BWC). - UNRELATED-INVESTIGATIVE: consent requests, unrelated questioning, K-9 deployment, non-safety waiting. - SAFETY: officer-safety tasks. - UNRESOLVED: activity unaccounted for in any source — printed as gaps, never smoothed over. OUTPUT STRUCTURE: 1. CLOCK LEDGER + reconciliation (before any interval is computed). 2. EVENT TABLE. 3. MISSION-COMPLETION FINDINGS per task, with anchors. 4. GAP ANALYSIS — source-grounded interval(s) during which no mission task is documented as ongoing. 5. INDEPENDENT-RS REGISTER — facts the State could offer to justify extension, each stamped with its acquisition time from Prompt 48: pre-gap or post-gap or UNPLACED. 6. UNRESOLVED CHRONOLOGY — the exact missing timestamps that would decide the issue and their custodians (CAD unit history, BWC metadata, e-citation system logs) → Prompt 9 Expectation rows. MATERIALS: [INSERT MANIFEST + CAD + RADIO + BWC/DASHCAM + E-CITATION RECORDS + REPORTS + PROMPT 48 OUTPUT IF AVAILABLE]