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No. 13-4455
Submitted:
Decided:
PER CURIAM:
This case is before us on remand from the United States
Supreme Court for further consideration in light of Riley v.
California, 573 U.S.
In United
U.S.
Vanegas
for
conspiracy
to
distribute
affirm. *
In
Riley,
the
Supreme
Court
held
that
warrant
cell
messages
phone
incident
retrieved
Riley,
is
from
arrest
the
and
the
phones
use
data
of
the
text
cards
was
Fed. R. Crim. P.
12(b)(3)(C), 12(c)(1).
such
waived
motion,
he
has
his
Fourth
Amendment
challenge
Fed. R.
(4th
relief
Cir.)
from
(No.
the
13-4703)
denial
of
(noting
an
untimely
that
we
rarely
suppression
grant
motion),
did
not
move
to
suppress
evidence
prior
to
his
The
and
did
not
find
that
any
illegal
evidence
was
phone,
that
the
court
responded
the
wiretap
evidence
attempted
to
clarify
that
his
challenge
was
to
was
When
the
search of the contents of his cell phone and data cards, the
court noted his objection and continued with sentencing.
3
Id.
does
not
affect
Accordingly, we affirm.
the
validity
of
Vanegas
conviction.
before
this
court
and
argument
would
not
aid
the
decisional process.
AFFIRMED