Supreme Court of Colorado· 2/25/2002

People v. Taylor

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41 P.3d 681
2002 WL 257530

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finding that defendant was in custody when, after he exited the vehicle, he was \encircled\ and \pinned\ by law enforcement
finding custody when defendant w as detained in a “police dominated atmosphere where the officers used physical force to control [d]efendant’s movement”
The defendant “was surrounded by armed uniformed police officers and their patrol cars and was ‘essentially encircled next to the pickup truck while the interrogation occurred.’”
the fact that defendant “was surrounded by armed uniformed police officers and their patrol cars and was essentially encircled ... while the interrogation occurred,” rendered him “completely at the mercy of the police,” and, therefore, in custody (quotations omitted)

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Judges: Martinez, Mullarkey, Rice

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