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464 Mass. 566 - Appellant Montoya Brief - Mass Cases

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directions, a t door opened underneath the<br />

passenger seat. From inside the hide, Lieutenant<br />

Brooks retrieved glyc e bags containing what<br />

appear to be an ounce-and-half or 28 grams of<br />

cocaine. Also found in the hide were some cell<br />

phones. MTS2 14-15. Lieutenant Brooks then went<br />

back to the booking area and where defendant<br />

still had one hand cuffed to wall. MTS2/15-16.<br />

The defendant was then unhandcuffed and brought to a<br />

small i erview room where enant ks advi<br />

the defendant of his Miranda rights a in an.9<br />

of red the defendant to have his statement audio<br />

recorded but he declined. Lieutenant Brooks then<br />

asked the defendant about the cocaine that was found<br />

in his vehicle. MTS2 17-18. The defendant then gave<br />

a lengthy statement about how he became involved in<br />

selling cocaine. MTS2 18-20. defendant did not<br />

call any witnesses.<br />

'II. THE TRIAL<br />

A. The Commonwealth's Case At Tri<br />

At trial, Troopers rter and Saunders testified<br />

concerning the stop of t defen nt and which<br />

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