Whether three or four unadorned 'calls for service' to an area can constitute a specific and articulable fact significantly associating said area with criminal activity, support an officer's reasonable suspicion of those found therein, and justify a warrantless search and seizure despite the plain text of the Fourth Amendment and 'no indication that the person was engaged in criminal activity other than sitting there in the dark'

QUESTION PRESENTED Can three or four unadorned “calls for service” to an area (1) constitute a specific and articulable fact significantly associating said area with criminal activity, (2) support an officer’s reasonable suspicion of those found therein, and (8) justify a warrantless search and seizure despite the plain text of the Fourth Amendment and “no indication that the person was engaged in criminal activity other than sitting there in the dark”?