People v. Paris

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• a reserve police officer trained to recognize the substance who personally witnessed the alleged criminal activity is a presumptively reliable informant
• a reserve police officer trained to recognize the substance who personally witnessed the alleged criminal activity is a presumptively reliable informant
• informant was a citizen informant and presumptively reliable as a consequence of his motivation to report crime, and his experience as a reserve police officer trained to recognize the illegal substance noted but not relied upon for finding probable cause
• informant was a citizen informant and presumptively reliable as a consequence of his motivation to report crime, and his experience as a reserve police officer trained to recognize the illegal substance noted but not relied upon for finding probable cause

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