Failure to comply with the overt act test renders an 'in flagrante delicto' arrest constitutionally infirm.

Failure to comply with the overt act test renders an in flagrante delicto arrest constitutionally infirm. In Cogaed, the warrantless arrest was invalidated as an in flagrante delicto arrest because the accused did not exhibit an overt act within the view of the police officers suggesting that he was in possession of illegal drugs at the time he was apprehended.[81]

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Citing People v. Chua 444 Phil. 757 (2003) [Per J. Ynares-Santiago, First Division].

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