In re D.M.

KING, Senior Judge:

After a bench trial, D.M. was convicted of second-degree burglary, 1 felony destruction of property, 2 and second-degree theft. 3 D.M. appeals the trial court’s denial of his motion to suppress a show-up identification and evidence obtained pursuant to his arrest thereafter. Specifically, he contends his seventy-five minute detention was an unconstitutional seizure because (1) the length of his detention converted a temporary investigatory stop into a de fac-to arrest, and (2) the police could have used less intrusive means to accomplish their investigation. We disagree…