Walker v. State

The trial court properly denied Walker’s motion to suppress evidence discarded in his flight from an officer investigating why he was on the property of an elementary school after midnight, and it did not abuse its discretion when it granted the State’s motion to quash Walker’s subpoenas concerning evidence already made available to him. I therefore dissent to both divisions of the majority opinion.

1. The arresting officer first testified that he saw Walker “walking off” the property of an elementary school shortly after midnight. Although this testimony alone would have supported a…