Officer Lauffer then took the defendant to the 27th Street Station (Kansas City, Missouri, Police Department), arriving between 2:00 and 2:15 A.M. The defendant responded by telling Officer Lauffer his name, and that the others were his 'brothers and cousins'. At the scene, Patrolman Lauffer asked the defendant only his name and to identify the other persons that had been with him. on a terrace near 28th and Jackson Streets. *1309 Officer Lauffer pursued and apprehended the defendant at approximately 1:30 A.M. He then observed the vehicle run off the road and strike a tree, at which time all five of the occupants abandoned the vehicle and attempted to leave the scene. After observing the defendant, Patroman Lauffer did not feel that the defendant was of legal driving age, and consequently turned around to attempt to stop the vehicle in order to make a license check of its driver. on July 31, 1973, Patrolman Lauffer saw the defendant near 27th and Jackson Streets, Kansas City, Missouri, driving a green Volkswagen containing four other passengers. The evidence adduced at the hearing established the following pattern of events. Handwerk, Federal Bureau of Investigation and the defendant, Elvis Lee Ramsey. Testifying at the hearing were Patrolman Donald Lauffer, Kansas City, Missouri, Police Department Detective Robert Keys, Kansas City, Missouri Police Department Youth Bureau Special Agent Otto T. A full evidentiary hearing before this Court to consider defendant's motion was held on September 7, 1973.

Pursuant to Rule 41(f) F.R.Cr.P., the defendant moved on August 16, 1973, to suppress the use in evidence of certain alleged admissions and statements made by him. Thomas Larson, Assistant Federal Public Defender for the Western District of Missouri. The defendant has, at all proceedings before this Court, been represented by counsel, Mr. The information charges that the defendant transported a stolen motor vehicle from Kansas to Missouri, knowing said motor vehicle to have been stolen, in violation of 18 U.S.C.

On August 17, 1973, at his arraignment, the defendant consented to allow the government to proceed against him by an information charging a juvenile delinquency pursuant to 18 U.S.C. The defendant in this case is a seventeen year old, juvenile, who was sixteen years old at the time of the alleged offense. Federal Public Defender, Kansas City, Mo., for defendant.

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