Eagerton v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1DissentStolz, Judge
The motion to suppress should have been sustained for the following reasons:
First. There is no evidence that the Eastman police received information from a reliable informant two or three days before the last Sunday in April, 1974, that illegal drugs would be flown into the Eastman-Dodge County airport by the defendant. Officer Darrell Oliver *639was asked the question, "And you had some information from somebody that Mr. Eagerton was going to fly into the Eastman-Dodge County airport, did you not?, to which officer Oliver replied, "That is correct.” (T, 2)
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