01-1443 State v. Cotton

By: dmc-admin//December 26, 2001//

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Andrew Cotton appeals his judgment of conviction of a disorderly conduct municipal forfeiture and an order denying his motion to suppress evidence. Cotton argues that there was no reasonable suspicion to pull his car over and that his continued detention was unjustified. We conclude that Cotton failed to preserve these issues in the context of his plea to a county ordinance violation.

We therefore affirm the judgment and order of the trial court.

This opinion will not be published.

Dist II, Waukesh County, Kieffer, J., Snyder, J.

Attorneys:

For Appellant: Not given

For Respondent: Not given

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