The evidence before the grand jury was essentially as follows. At about 12:30 A.M. on December 28, 2006, Detective Payne and other police officers "closely followed" in "hot pursuit" a suspect in a crime, a man who had run into apartment 6 of a building in Brooklyn. After entering the apartment, a railroad flat with two adjoining bedrooms, Detective Payne moved past the living room and saw Leola Nimmons emerging from the back bedroom. Entering that bedroom, a "small" room...
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