Danford v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Webb, Judge.
A motion to suppress evidence was made in this case involving possession of illegal drugs. Christopher Danford contends that the search warrant was issued on stale and insufficient information, without probable cause, and consequently the search of his automobile that yielded the contraband was illegal. It is our judgment there is no merit in this contention.
The "probable cause” portion of the officer’s affidavit here states in material part: "Informant personally overheard a conversation between Christopher Danford and other unidentified negro males stating that Danford would be…
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2Cases cited8 opinions
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