State v. Hayes
Citations
- 2024 Ohio 5545
Syllabus
Convictions affirmed. While the police officer did not have authority to arrest defendant for riding his bike in the middle of the street, a minor misdemeanor, the officer gained probable cause to arrest defendant after defendant repeatedly ignored officer's orders to stop. Separately, video evidence presented at the suppression hearing did not need to be authenticated because the Rules of Evidence do not apply to suppression hearings.
Judges: Hendrickson
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