State v. Lundquist
Court of Appeals of Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
Atcheson, J.:
Defendant Jessica Lundquist contends Prairie Village police officers had no lawful basis to search her car without a warrant even though she met with an undercover agent in the car to facilitate illegal drug sales twice in 3 days, the second time just before she was arrested. The Johnson County District Court denied Lundquist’s motion to suppress a small amount of marijuana police discovered during the search of her car. The court later convicted her of felony possession of marijuana as a repeat offender. Lundquist has appealed the ruling denying the motion to suppress. We affirm…
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