The court properly denied appellant's suppression motion to the extent appealed from. Initially, we find no basis for disturbing the court's credibility determinations.
For purposes of this appeal we assume, without deciding, that the police encounter with appellant was an arrest requiring Miranda warnings, as opposed to an investigatory detention that does not require those warnings, regardless of whether the suspect is free to leave (see Berkemer v McCarty...
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