By William Davis
August 29, 2019
KbakercoMedia
One of the four men accused of murdering aspiring rapper XXXTentacion claims police violated his rights when questioning him,
and last week (Aug 29) demanded the elicited testimony not be allowed in court. According to court documents, Michael Boatwright has filed a motion to suppress testimony he gave police. Boatwright is currently behind bars awaiting his trial. He has been preparing his defense for the case.
In newly filed documents, Boatwright’s lawyer claims on July 5, 2018, his client was arrested on an unrelated drug charge and transported to the Broward Sheriff’s Office interrogation room. He claims a homicide detective who was investigating Boatwright as a possible suspect in the murder of XXXTentacion immediately began asking him a series of “background” questions.