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On file in Commonwealth v. Ruiz
- 3 Case Documents Summarized
- 2 Discovery Items Analyzed
- 1 Statement of Facts Uploaded
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VIRGINIA:
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX COUNTY
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
Plaintiff,
v.
MATEO A. RUIZ,
Defendant.
Case No. CR-2026-00418
Motion to Suppress
I. Statement of Facts
On 14 February 2026, Officer Danvers initiated a traffic stop of the Defendant’s vehicle on Route 123. The dash camera recording produced in discovery begins forty seconds after the stop was initiated.
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Exhibit B · Case Document Synopsis
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Summary of the document
Officer Danvers reports a stop initiated for a defective brake lamp at 8:41 p.m. and a subsequent odor of alcohol. The narrative attached to the same report gives weaving within the lane as the ground for the stop. Both grounds appear; they are not reconciled.
- Parties Commonwealth · M. Ruiz
- Stop time 20:41, 14 Feb 2026
- Conflict Two stated grounds for the stop
Exhibit C · Discovery Material Analysis
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Try the DemoKey highlights
- Dash camera footage begins forty seconds after the stop was initiated.
- The incident narrative and the arrest report state different grounds for the stop.
Omissions and gaps
- No calibration records produced for the breath instrument.
- Body camera footage referenced in the narrative is not in the production.
Recommended next steps
- Move to compel the calibration log and the body camera footage.
- Carry the forty-second gap into the suppression argument.
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