JAMES L. KIMBLER, Judge.
This matter came to be heard on the motion for suppression of evidence obtained from a search of the defendant's briefcase following his arrest on a probation violation. Actually, there were two searches: one at the scene of the arrest and the other when the briefcase was brought into the police station. Based on the evidence, the court makes the following findings of fact.
On November 8, 1996, there was an arrest warrant out for the...
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