After authorities surveilled Kraft, the “stopping officer obtained the identification of Defendant through the stop; Defendant’s identity was not known to law enforcement until he was stopped,” the judge said.

“Therefore, all information obtained through the stop is suppressed as the fruit of an unlawful search,” the judge continued. “Based on the foregoing, Defendant’s Motion to Suppress is granted and all obtained against Defendant through and in connection with the search warrant is suppressed.”

“Furthermore, all information obtained about Defendant as the result of the traffic stop […] is also suppressed,” the judge added.