State v. McNeill
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
ELMORE, Judge.
Defendant was convicted of several drug related offenses. He appeals to this Court on the basis that his suppression motion was first granted, then denied, and that his habitual felon indictment was supported by two misdemeanors instead of three felonies. We hold that defendant’s trial was free of error.
Defendant resides in a mobile home in Harnett County situated back off of a road, near another mobile home and a beauty parlor. After a confidential informant told the Harnett County Sheriff’s Department that defendant had drugs within the last 48 hours, the sheriff’s department…
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