Nearly one year after a Motion to Suppress was filed on behalf of Martin (Mo) Buchanan of Teague, District Judge Patrick Simmons found that the request should be denied.

Had this motion been granted, much of the evidence in this case, including drugs, firearms, and cash, would have been deemed in admissible.

As it stands, the case is expected to proceed to trial in the next few months.

Buchanan was arrested May 9, 2017 following the execution of a search warrant at Freestone Boxing Club, located at 711 Highway 84 near Teague city limits.

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In addition, two trailers and a zero-turn mower, reported as stolen out of Johnson County, were also recovered.

Buchanan was indicted on April 25, 2018 for the following charges:

–Theft between $2,500 & $30,000

–Possession of Controlled Substance Penalty Group 2, Between 4G & 400G

–Possession of Marijuana between 5 lbs & 50 lbs

He pled ‘not guilty’ during his arraignment on May 29, 2018.

The original Motion to Suppress was filed June 28, 2018.

The hearing for this motion was held April 2, 2019, in which the defendant argued that the law enforcement action in this case was a violation of his constitutional rights; that the officers involved did not have the right to enter the property of the defendant and thereafter discover the smell of marijuana from a storage building behind the defendant’s resident. Therefore all discovery evidence in this case should not be admissible in court.

A Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law was signed by Judge Simmons on May 20, 2019.

The court concluded that the peace officers had the authority to drive onto the premises to make contact with the defendant, that the stolen property was in plain view to the officers, and that the search warrant was lawful and gave officers the authority to search and seize evidence found on the property and to arrest the defendant. Therefore, the Motion to Suppress should be denied.

According to District/County Attorney Brian Evans, this case should go to trial sometime in August.