Reason to Believe requires an objective material basis and good faith, not arbitrary or whimsical satisfaction. Reason To Believe requires that an officer's formation of belief be anchored in material on the record and not rest on mere subjective whim; the reasons must demonstrate a rational relationship to the belief, be held in good faith, and exclude arbitrary, capricious or pretended satisfactions, permitting judicial inquiry into the nexus between recorded material and the belief.