State v. Garcia

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Kulik, J.

Police were informed by a confidential informant that Pedro Munoz Garcia was consuming drugs and providing liquor to minors in a local motel room. Mr. Munoz Garcia was convicted of first degree possession of stolen property and furnishing liquor to minors. On appeal, Mr. Munoz Garcia asserts that (1) the trial court erred in its finding that the confidential informant was credible, (2) the record of the conversation prior to the issuance of a telephonic warrant was not properly reconstructed, (3) the “any and all persons present”1 warrant violated the particularity requirement of…