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People v. Ingram6/28/1999
here police officers entered the defendant's boardinghouse four hours after a murder, awakened him, and interrogated him as to whether he owned a gun). Accordingly, we affirm the trial court's order suppressing Ingram's admission to Detective Birch that he owned a gun.
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We conclude that the trial court's findings of fact and Conclusions of law with respect to the defendant's Fourth Amendment argument are insufficient to permit review by this court. However, we conclude that the trial court did not err when it suppressed the defendant's admission that he owned a gun. Accordingly, we affirm in part and reverse in part the order of the trial court and remand with instructions to enter new findings of fact and Conclusions of law with respect to the defendant's arguments under the Fourth Amendment.
These opinions are not final. They may be modified, changed or withdrawn in accordance with Rules 40 and 49 of the Colorado Appellate Rules. Changes to or modifications of these opinions resulting from any action taken by the Court of Appeals or the Supreme Court are not incorporated here.
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