The totality of the circumstances showed that defendant charged with burglary, criminal homicide and terroristic threats voluntarily waived his Miranda rights and consented to the search of his vehicle and the seizure of his cellphone. Motions to suppress dismissed.
February 17, 2017 at 12:00 AM
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Miranda Rights Waiver • Seizure of Cell Phone • Vehicle Search • Motion to Suppress Evidence
Commonwealth v. Arroyo-Rivera, PICS Case No. 17-0185 (C.P. Lehigh County Jan. 17, 2017) Steinberg, J. (16 pages).
The totality of the circumstances showed that defendant charged with burglary, criminal homicide and terroristic threats voluntarily waived his Miranda rights and consented to the search of his vehicle and the seizure of his cellphone. Motions to suppress dismissed.
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