148 Ga. App. 336 | Ga. Ct. App. | 1978
This is an appeal by the state from the granting of a motion to suppress. Defendant was arrested after her apartment was searched based upon a search warrant issued on an affidavit of a police officer who received a telephone call from a "concerned citizen who personally stated to affiant that sometime within the past 72 hours concerned citizen did personally se [sic] a quanity [sic] of marijuana . . .” Affiant added that to his knowledge "concerned citizen has never perviously [sic] given information to law enforcement officers in the past. However, this concerned citizen is believed to be truthful because concerned citizen has no criminal record, is a mature person and has lived in Clayton Co. all their [sic] life. Futher [sic], concerned citizen demonstrated a truthful demeanor when relating its [sic] information and the detail stated by the concerned cituzen [sic] indicated personal knowledge of it related to affiant. Concerned citizen states subject living at above residence is a white
As stated in the recent case of State v. Taylor, 144 Ga. App. 270, 271 (241 SE2d 50), where the hearsay of an informant is relied upon in a search warrant affidavit same must meet two tests: "(1) The reasons for the informer’s reliability must be furnished and (2) it must
Judgment affirmed.