TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — A Washington judge is preparing to decide whether prosecutors can use evidence gathered in Steve Powell’s voyeurism case.
Judge Ronald Culpepper will hold a hearing Tuesday morning in which he will rule on Powell’s motion to suppress the evidence. The items gathered as part of a search of Powell’s home last year are crucial to the prosecution’s case.
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