Commonwealth v. Walton

By

Judge Joseph M. Teefey, Jr.

This day came the defendant, in person and by counsel, Wade A. Kizer, and the Commonwealth, by the Attorney for the Commonwealth, Ann Cabell Baskervill, on the defendant’s motion to suppress evidence. The Court received evidence ore terms, exhibits, two transcripts of recorded police questioning of the defendant, written and oral argument of counsel, and applicable case law and statutes cited by the parties and researched by the Court.

Facts Presented

The defendant was married to Nancy Walton and resided with her in Dinwiddie County, Virginia. Ms. Walton was…