People v. Rodriguez
New York County Courts
1Opinion of the CourtDouglas F. Young, J.
This is a motion to suppress evidencb seized from defendant’s person and other evidence seized subsequently at his home. The arresting officer saw the defendant driving a car on Jericho Turnpike and recognized him as a person to whom he had given a summons on a previous occasion for failure to have a driver’s license. Defendant appeared confused and passed a red light. The officer stopped the defendant, who does not speak English, and inquired in broken Spanish and English for his documents. Defendant produced a registration but had no driver’s license with him and indicated that he did not…
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