A felony drug case in Alameda County Superior Court was dismissed after Judge Scott Patton found no probable cause to support the charges, citing the evidence as “innocuous” and the officer’s testimony as vague and insufficient.
During a preliminary hearing in San Francisco Superior Court, Judge Simon J. Frankel determined there was enough evidence to move forward in the case of a man facing felony charges for possession for sale of a controlled substance, despite the defense’s argument that there was no probable cause for the arrest and search.
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