United States v. Eric B. Reinholz Margaret E. Chevalier

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• holding that drug paraphernalia and syringes with drug residue found in a single trash run, coupled with occupant’s prior drug conviction, was sufficient to establish probable cause for search warrant
• explaining that a Franks violation requires proving a “false statement”
• finding sufficient facts to support probable cause of finding illegal drugs in home when affidavit established that the trash outside the home contained methamphetamine residue and documents connecting the defendant to the home
• brass pipe with cocaine residue and twenty syringes (four with methamphetamine residue) found in trash, coupled with occupant’s prior drug conviction, established probable cause for search warrant
• “Officer Podany’s affidavit included false statements made with reckless disregard for the truth.”
• “Summers does not apply to this case, however, because Reinholz was not on the premises being searched when he was detained,” but instead “was at work, at least a twenty-five minute drive from his residence”

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