People v. Rosenberg

Defendant, Adam Rosenberg, was charged with controlled substance trafficking. His motion to suppress evidence was denied, and he was found guilty. We vacate the trial judge’s order on the motion to suppress, remand for a new hearing on the motion and retain jurisdiction to determine the remaining substantive issues should the State prevail at the new hearing.

Rosenberg paid David Belmonte $9,000 to drive from San Diego, California, to Boston, Massachusetts, with 28 cases of ketamine, a controlled substance, in the trunk of a car that Rosenberg rented.

While traveling through Illinois with the…