Opinion ID: 20749
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Heading: Marley's Confidential Identification

Text: 10 Freeman contends that under Aguilar v. Texas, 378 U.S. 108, 110-114 (1964) abrogated on other grounds by Gates, 462 U.S. at 238-39, Marley's confidential identification of her as the robber lacked sufficient supporting facts to establish probable cause. Freeman's reliance on Aguilar is misplaced. Unlike Saidler's affidavit, the affidavit in question in Aguilar contained only unsupported allegations of a confidential informant. See id. at 109, n.1. Saidler listed Marley's testimony as but one factor in his probable cause determination. Moreover, Marley informed the police that he had worked with Freeman and thus provided some indication that his information was credible. Accordingly, we cannot read Aguilar to suggest that Saidler's partial reliance upon Marley's testimony was unreasonable.