Whether the evidence seized during the illegal search and seizure should be suppressed

Questions Presented (a) Whether the District Court erred by not suppressing the evidence seized during the illegal search and seizure of the Appellant in violation of Appellant’s 4th Amendment Rights under the Constitution of the United States as stated by the Appellant in its Motion to Suppress and _ its accompanying memorandum. The United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit erred by affirming the decision of the District Court in its unpublished opinion on February 9, 2018, and not suppressing the evidence seized for the reasons set forth in the Appellant’s brief seeking dismissal or a new trial filed in the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. The Defendant, Edward Price, was seized at gunpoint by officers who were searching for Bradley Lamont Price. The officers did not have probable cause to seize the Defendant, and any evidence subsequently obtained should be suppressed. ii II.