People v. Confidential
Firm Case Number: 2007-26-765
Armed Habitual Criminal
CASE DISMISSED
26th & California, Chicago
Armed Habitual Criminal
CASE DISMISSED
26th & California, Chicago
The Chicago Police claimed to have received a call that our client was not supposed to be in the area and that he had a gun in his vehicle. The officers also claimed that they knew that our client was involved in a shooting and was known to carry a gun. The officers then detained our client and conducted a protective pat-down search. During the search they found a .45 caliber hand gun. At a motion to suppress, I proved that the officer illegally search our client and violated his 4th Amendment rights. The judge agreed and thew out the evidence. Case Dismissed.
Tags: 4th Amendment, armed habitual criminal, Cook County Criminal Courthouse, Guns, Motion to Suppress Evidence, no probable cause, search and seizure, unconstitutional
Categorised in: Cook County Criminal Courthouse, Court Wins & Cases, Gun Cases / Aggravated Unlawful Use of a Weapon