People v. Hull
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
NICHOLSON, J.
The defendant, John David Hull, stole stereo speakers from a vehicle. The vehicle, however, had been placed on the street as bait by the Roseville Police Department, and the speakers contained a tracking device and were covered with powder visible in ultraviolet light. Within minutes of the burglary, the officer followed the tracking device signal to a residence, entered the residence without a warrant, and arrested the defendant, who was inside the residence. The defendant’s motion to suppress the evidence obtained when the officer entered the residence was denied, and,…
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