People v. Barlow

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• the defendant was not free to leave, although he had originally arrived voluntarily at the station
• probable cause to arrest defendant did not exist where there was no indication that police had physical evidence to link defendant to the crime and any discrepancies in defendant’s initial statement were unknown at the time of arrest
• probable cause to arrest defendant did not exist where there was no indication that police had physical evidence to link defendant to the crime and any discrepancies in defendant’s initial statement were unknown at the time of arrest

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).