People v. Eichelberger
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the Court
ERICKSON, Justice.
The prosecution, pursuant to Rule 4.1(a), C.A.R., has taken an interlocutory appeal to review an order suppressing certain evidence and statements made by the defendant. The district court concluded that there was not probable cause to justify the war-rantless arrest of the defendant, and ordered that the statements and evidence seized be suppressed as fruit of the illegal arrest. We do not agree with the district court. In our view, probable cause to arrest was established. 1 Therefore, we reverse the district court’s ruling on the suppression of the evidence and…
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