It took police three years to make an arrest for the murder of Allison Feldman, a Scottsdale woman who was killed in 2015. Now, a judge has tossed the DNA evidence, claiming it was improperly obtained.
A judge in Maricopa County has thrown out the DNA sample that led to the arrest of a person in connection with the 2015 murder of Allison Feldman.Allison Feldman Murder: Arizona judge tosses out DNA sample in case
"This Court finds that, under these facts, [Mitcham] had an objectively reasonable expectation of privacy in his blood, and that the State did not have a compelling interest to search his blood through a DNA analysis without first obtaining a warrant," read a portion of the ruling.
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