Perez v. United States

stating that older information is more likely to support finding of probable cause when criminal activity is on-going | stating that older information is more likely to support finding of probable cause when criminal activity is on-going | The nineteen year old defendant, while engaged in the armed robbery of a Church's Fried Chicken, shot and killed one of the employees | the nineteen-year-old defendant, while engaged in the armed robbery of a fast-food restaurant, shot and killed one of the employees | defendant, while engaged in the armed robbery in a Church's Fried Chicken, shot and killed one of the employees | defendant, while engaged in the armed robbery of a Church's Fried Chicken, shot and killed one of the employees | defendant, while engaged in the armed robbery of a Church's Fried Chicken, shot and killed one of the employees | The trial judge did not err in denying the defendant’s hearsay objection at a pretrial Prieur hearing. | under La. C.E. art. 104(A), trial court can consider hearsay in a Prieur hearing to determine the admissibility of other crimes evidence