State v. Mosley

OPINION

SUTIN, Judge.

{1} Defendant Bradley Mosley pleaded no contest to trafficking by possession with intent to distribute cocaine. The incriminating evidence was discovered in Defendant’s apartment by police who had gained entry by means of a “knock-and-talk.” Defendant’s trial counsel moved to suppress the evidence on the grounds that police entered Defendant’s apartment without consent or a warrant and that they lacked probable cause to conduct a knock-and-talk. The district court denied the motion, and in his plea agreement, Defendant reserved the right, to appeal the suppression ruling.

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