State v. Devries
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtGundrum, J.
¶ 1. Marilee Devries appeals from her judgment of conviction for operating while intoxicated and orders denying her motions to suppress for lack of reasonable suspicion and probable cause. She argues that a preliminary breath test (PBT), requested by her probation agent but actually administered by a police officer, was an unlawful police search and, therefore, the test result and all fruits derived from it should *728have been suppressed. Devries concedes that if the administration of the PBT was a probation search, and not a police search, it was lawful. Because we conclude that the…
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