The motion regarding Jose Ibarra specifically mentions two cell phones owned by Ibarra, DNA samples taken from Ibarra, the contents of his social media accounts including Snapchat, and Google location data. The motion accuses law enforcement officers of entering Ibarra’s apartment without a proper warrant the day after Riley was killed. The motion claims that other search warrants issued in March weren’t based on probable cause and were “fruit of the poisonous tree.”
There is no listing for a hearing date for the judge to consider the motion. The trial is currently scheduled to begin November 13th.
