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State v. May Trial Transcript
TRIAL TRANSCRIPT ENTRY
Last Revised • July 8, 2026
This Source Verification Page documents portions of the State v. May trial transcript cited in Claim I of the Supplemental Motion. The cited testimony concerns Officer Darren Moore's continued detention of the Defendant while receiving additional information from dispatch and other officers, followed by the Defendant's formal arrest. These transcript pages are cited to document the sequence of events leading from the Defendant's initial detention to his arrest.
Related SMAR Citation
"[Tp. 1154, line 21]"
"[Tpp. 1155-56]"
Source Name
State v. May Trial Transcript
Referenced in the Supplemental Motion
Page 36, Paragraph: 68
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May's allegation that APD Officer Darren Moore continued detaining the Defendant while receiving
additional information from dispatch and other law enforcement officers and ultimately placed him
under arrest. The cited trial testimony is relied upon to establish that the Defendant indicated a
willingness to cooperate and that Officer Moore's decision to arrest the Defendant followed the
receipt of further information concerning the suspect and crime scene. May relies upon this
testimony to support his claim regarding the sequence of events leading from detention and
questioning to formal arrest.
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