In State v. Velez, 335 N.J. Super. 552, 763 A.2d 290 (App.Div.2000), the Court concluded that defendant's guilty plea following the denial of his motion to suppress did not constitute a waiver of a claim of "selective enforcement" or "racial profiling" raised for the first time on appeal, when defendant sufficiently raised the issue or what could be perceived as a claim of "racial profiling" in advancing the motion to suppress, the denial of which was preserved for appeal under the plea-preservation rule, R. 3:5-7(d). Velez, 335 N.J. Super. at 557-58, 763 A.2d 290.