People v. Confidential 208
Unlawful Use of a Weapon and Possession of body armor
DISMISSED
Bridgeview Courthouse
Chicago Police received a call of a household member with a gun making threats. Several hours later officers went to the home near 99th and State and spoke to Mr. B’s auntie who told them her brother had a gun. Without permission the officers went into Mr. B’s bedroom and found a gun and a bulletproof vest. At a motion to suppress, the officers claimed that the room was open and they found the gun in “plain view.” I went to the house, took pictures and proved that the officers lied. The gun was not in “plain view” because the door was covered with a blanket. Motion granted. Case dismissed.
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