Shepherd

People v. Shepherd

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109 Cal. Rptr. 388·33 Cal. App. 3d 866
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaAugust 7, 197322904California2,067 words

Opinion

Opinion

Lillie, J.

OPINION Defendant was charged with possession of secobarbital (§ 11910, Health Saf. Code). The People appeal from order dismissing the cause after the granting of defendant's motion to suppress evidence pursuant to section 1538.5 , Penal Code. Officers Vance and Linz went to 120 East Center in response to a radio call that an assault with a deadly weapon had occurred there, and knocked on the door; defendant answered and while talking to him about the assault they detected a strong odor of burnt marijuana emanating from the premises; they left a few minutes later and two blocks away joined Officer Anderson who had a suspect in custody, and participated in his arrest for assault with a deadly weapon. *Page 868 Officer Anderson then went to defendant's residence where the assault with deadly weapon had occurred and the two victims were, to investigate the assault and take a report from defendant; defendant invited him into his residence; while holding a clip board, kneeling down on the floor to a coffee table in front of defendant seated on a couch and taking the report from him, he looked down directly in front of him and on the carpet saw some marijuana debris. Meanwhile Officers…

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