After scrutinizing the layout of a home and its surroundings, a Brooklyn appellate court has suppressed evidence of a gun and marijuana that a detective found when happening upon a car parked in a driveway.
In September 2011, New York City Detective Gregory Anderson received a call of a residential fire in Queens. When he responded, Anderson saw no fire, only a vacant lot.
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