State v. Lindsey Nichole Houghton

OPINION

ANNE GARDNER, Justice.

I. Introduction

The State appeals from the trial court’s written order granting Appellee Lindsey Nichole Houghton’s motion to suppress evidence. The State argues in two points that the trial court erred by granting Houghton’s motion to suppress because reasonable suspicion supported the traffic stop of Houghton’s vehicle. Houghton has not filed a brief on appeal. We affirm.

II. Background

Houghton was charged with driving while intoxicated and filed a written motion to suppress. Officer Mark Epps was the only witness who testified at the suppression hearing. The…