State v. May Trial Transcript

This Source Verification Page documents portions of the State v. May trial transcript cited in Claim I of the Supplemental Motion. The cited testimony concerns Asheville Police Department Officer Darren Moore's continued detention of Lyle C. May while receiving additional information from dispatch and other law enforcement officers, followed by May's formal arrest. These transcript pages are cited to document the sequence of events leading from May's initial detention to his arrest.

Related SMAR Citation

"[Tp. 1154, line 21]"
"[Tpp. 1155-56]"

Source Title

State v. May Trial Transcript – Tp. 1154, Line 21; Tpp. 1155–1156

Referenced in the Supplemental Motion

Page 36, Paragraph 68

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✔ Citation verified through the Supplemental Motion.

Cited to Support

Lyle C. May cites the testimony of Asheville Police Department Officer Darren Moore concerning the events leading from his investigative detention to his formal arrest. Officer Moore continued detaining May while receiving additional information from dispatch and other law enforcement officers, ultimately placing him under formal arrest.

May relies upon this testimony to support his argument that his detention evolved into a formal arrest only after Officer Moore received additional information concerning the suspect and the crime scene. This testimony is cited to establish the sequence of events surrounding May's detention, questioning, and arrest that forms part of the factual basis for Claim I.

Supporting Documents

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