PER CURIAM.
The order granting the defendant's motion to suppress is reversed in all respects because it is bottomed on a factual finding unsupported by the evidence, namely, that the defendant was detained by the officer who eventually arrested him before the officer confirmed that a burglary had actually been committed. The record indisputably reveals that the initial encounter between the officer and the defendant was not a stop or detention and thus did not implicate...
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