State v. Roberson

Carley, Judge.

The state appeals from the grant of appellee’s motion to suppress evidence.

The facts are undisputed and are as follows: Police officers set up a road block for purposes of conducting a routine driver’s license check. One of the automobiles stopped was being driven by Homer Robinson. Appellee, Taft Roberson, was a passenger in Mr. Robinson’s car. The officer asked for and received Mr. Robinson’s driver’s license. Nothing was out of order in that regard. However, the officer recognized appellee as being one of two Roberson brothers, either Taft or Math. The officer also knew that…