State v. Fleury
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
HERBERT A. CADE, Judge Pro Tern.
Fleury was initially arrested September 25, 1986, and soon thereafter was charged with commission of numerous armed robberies and burglaries. He retained counsel, who on October 28, 1986 filed a motion for a preliminary examination. Later that same day Fleury was released into custody of police detectives and accompanied to police headquarters, where he confessed to his involvement in the crimes.
June 3, 1987 Fleury filed a motion to suppress his confession. In his motion he suggested, as he now suggests to this Court, that he confessed only after having refused…
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