United States v. Roy L. Goosbey

O’SULLIVAN, Senior Circuit Judge.

While in custody and then suspected of mail theft, appellant Goosbey consented to a search of his locker at the place of his employment. He had, prior thereto, been given the Miranda, and Escobedo warnings. The question before us is whether it was also necessary that Goos-bey be told of his Fourth Amendment rights before his consent to the search was requested. Goosbey’s motion to suppress incriminating evidence obtained by this search was denied. He was convicted of abstracting a package from a mail sack in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1708. The case was tried to…