State v. Scott

would grant and assigns reasons

hi would grant the State’s writ and reverse the trial court’s suppression of the defendant’s statement. In my view, police officers were justified in making an investigatory stop of the defendant; and upon his flight and apprehension, it was reasonable to place defendant in handcuffs pending investigation. See La. C.Cr.Pr. art. 215.1. Because the defendant’s choice to flee necessitated the detention and handcuffs, I do not deem the status to be custodial such that the Miranda advisement is required. State v. Boudoin, 2010-2868 (La. 3/4/11, 3), 56 So.3d 233, 235…