Ayala v. Young

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “Winfield at the time of his arrest was ‘primarily living off proceeds from drug sales’”
• defendant stored drugs in his garage, sold drugs to an informant four times in the twelve weeks be- fore the police raid, and primarily lived off proceeds from his drug sales
• defendant engaged in four drug transactions out of his home over twelve weeks
• upholding adjustment based on four drug transactions within twelve weeks
• fact that the defend- ant was “primarily living off proceeds from drug sales” sup- ported the conclusion that the defendant “must have stored 6 No. 24-2999 or sold additional quantities of drugs at his apartment than the relatively modest amounts recovered by police”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).