United States v. Anthony E. Bradshaw

ROSEN, District Judge.

In this case we decide whether Appellant’s motion to suppress evidence that was obtained after he was stopped for driving with an altered temporary vehicle license tag should have been granted. The District Court denied the motion, and we now AFFIRM.

I. FACTUAL BACKGROUND

Dining a routine traffic patrol on October 19, 1991, Memphis police officer Martin Kula (“Officer Kula”) came up behind Defendants Appellant Anthony E. Bradshaw’s (“Appellant’s”) vehicle, while both vehicles were travelling in the same direction on a street in Memphis. Subsequently, Officer Kula stopped…