PER CURIAM.
James Waller was charged with possession of cannabis. He filed a motion to suppress that was granted by the trial court. The State appeals. We reverse.
In his motion to suppress, Waller alleged that evidence in his case should be suppressed for six reasons: that the evidence was seized without a warrant; that the evidence was not seized incident to a lawful arrest; that the evidence was not seized incident to any valid consent; that the evidence...
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