P. v. Krueger CA4/3
Appellant Christopher Krueger was convicted of possessing drugs and paraphernalia the police found in his bedroom during a probation search for his former girlfriend. On appeal, he contends the contraband was unlawfully seized, and his admissions to the police were involuntarily rendered. The Attorney General disagrees with these claims and maintains appellant should not even be allowed to raise them because he did not renew his suppression motion in the trial court. While we reject the Attorney General’s forfeiture argument, we agree with her on the merits and affirm the judgment.
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