Legal Opinion
People v. Grant
New York Supreme Court
Decided October 28, 1975PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtJacob Lutsky, J.
This is a motion to suppress the alleged possession of a dangerous weapon and for a Huntley hearing with respect to a statement allegedly made by the defendant Lester Grant.
A hearing was held at which the arresting officer was the only witness to testify.
The court makes the following findings of fact.
Detective Butler, riding with his partner in an unmarked car, observed three youths on the corner of Nostrand Avenue and Lexington Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. He saw one of the youths approach and wave at a moving taxicab proceeding towards Quincy Street and Nostrand Avenue where the cab stopped…
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