Massachusetts Appeals Court· 11/7/2018

Commonwealth v. Wilson

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113 N.E.3d 902

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holding that admission of statements made during a 911 call that consisted of a request for police assistance and a brief description of the incident were non-testimonial
finding no ongoing emergency after officer learned the defendant had left and then gathered information about what happened from the victim
noting officer’s concern “about the defendant’s whereabouts was satisfied when the defendant’s wife told him that the defendant had left the scene,” with the rest of the conversation focused on historical facts about the crime

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Judges: Agnes, Blake, Sacks

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