People v. Melvin

FACTS

Frank P. De Luca, J.

A Suffolk County police officer received what is commonly known as a “ disturbance call, ’ ’ and proceeded to the address of the defendant, was admitted by a woman allegedly the wife of the defendant and, as a result of a conversation between the police officer and the woman, a search *425of the premises was made, wherein a gun and shells were discovered under the bed of the defendant.

Upon the hearing, objections were made as to any conversations made as and between the police officer and the woman that would give rise to consent for a search of the premises which is…