The Maryland Court of Special Appeals will hear arguments in the Daniel Greene case on January 7, 2019.
Greene, a former Prince George's County firefighter, is accused of killing Jon Hickey, a Baltimore County volunteer firefighter. Hickey was found dead in his Upper Fells Point apartment on November 30, 2017.
In August, a Baltimore City Circuit Court judge granted defense attorney Warren Brown's motion to suppress key evidence in the case. The video is of Hickey's then girlfriend and Greene's ex-girlfriend identifying Greene as the man seen in surveillance video leaving Hickey's apartment.
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Brown argued the evidence was unreliable because police detectives were suggestive during the identification process.
Hickey's family didn't agree with the ruling, saying Hickey's girlfriend identified Greene without detective's help.
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The Baltimore City State's Attorney appealed the decision. Arguments are scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. in court room 1.
