People v. McKenzie
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtWahls, J.
The prosecution appeals by leave granted from the trial court’s suppression of evidence of the complainant’s identification of the defendant at a precustodial photographic lineup that was conducted without counsel present to represent defendant. We reverse.
This case involves the alleged armed robbery of Melvin Langston on July 23, 1989, by a black male who purported to be a police officer for the City of Inkster, Michigan. Defendant is a black male who was on duty as an auxiliary officer of the Inkster Police Department at the time of the alleged robbery. Shortly after the incident, Langston…
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