Salim Hamlett v. State  ·  2013-07-16  ·  Court of Appeals of Georgia  ·  pin 207 S.E.2d at 220

“Rumor, suspicion, speculation or conjecture is not sufficient to show probable cause. The police may not search and seize and then look for probable cause to justify their action. Probable cause must exist at the time of the search and seizure.”

Hamlett v. State  ·  2013-07-16  ·  Court of Appeals of Georgia  ·  pin 207 S.E.2d at 220

“Rumor, suspicion, speculation or conjecture is not sufficient to show probable cause. The police may not search and seize and then look for probable cause to justify their action. Probable cause must exist at the time of the search and seizure.”