Commonwealth v. Rugaber

How courts have described this case

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• \Intent to distribute a drug may be inferred from possession of large quantities of that drug.\
• detailed description of premises and identification of possessor/occupant by name and date of birth enough to overcome lack of street address
• warrant sufficient despite inaccurate physical description of place to be searched, where correct address and where knowledge of officers on scene eliminated risk of searching incorrect premises
• 100 doses of LSD on one defendant and 900 doses on another
• 100 doses of LSD on one defendant and 900 doses on another
• “Factual inaccuracies not going to the integrity of the affidavit do not destroy probable cause for a search,” but “the description of the place to be searched is ‘to be read without poetic license’ ” (citations omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).