· 4/20/2022
in Re Douglas K. Smith
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- noting defendant’s decade-long use of prior residence as base for drug distribution
- upholding no-knock entry where search warrant set forth defendant’s record of violent crimes, including conviction for assault and battery on police officer, and information that defendant had been seen with handgun and small machine gun
- police were aware of defendant’s decade-long history of using his residence as base for selling drags, a pattern corroborated by recent police surveillance
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