The Warren County prosecutor wins reversal of a trial judge's suppression of drug evidence on the ground that police arrested the suspect before positively identifying him.
May 08, 2013 at 07:03 AM
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The Warren County prosecutor on Wednesday won reversal of a trial judge’s suppression of drug evidence on the ground that police arrested the suspect before positively identifying him.
The Appellate Division found the appearance of a vehicle matching a tipster’s detailed description at an arranged place and time was enough to establish probable cause for arresting the driver.
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