State v. Morrow

OPINION

RICHMOND, Judge.

Following denial of his motion to suppress, appellant Curtis Morrow was convicted of possession for sale of cocaine of a value of less than $250, a felony, and of unlawful possession of marijuana, a misdemeanor. The case was submitted on transcripts of the grand jury proceedings and suppression hearing, police reports, and various stipulations unrelated to this appeal.1 Morrow challenges the denial of his motion to suppress on three grounds:

1. Use of a trained narcotics dog to detect contraband in the baggage unloading area at Tucson International Airport constituted an…