United States v. James H. Spikes (96-3899) Marilyn Smith (96-3660)

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• holding that recent evidence of a crack cocaine operation at a specific location freshened otherwise stale information related to the location from years prior
• finding that probable cause still existed because recent events indicating an increased level of criminal activity refreshed the otherwise stale information
• finding that probable cause still existed because recent events indicating an increased level of criminal activity refreshed the otherwise stale information
• determining that information obtained “over a four-year period of time” was not stale where officers provided recent corroboration of ongoing drug trafficking activity
• determining that information obtained “over a four-year period of time” was not stale where officers provided recent corroboration of ongoing drug trafficking activity
• holding a 15-to-30-second wait in midmorning after a loud announcement reasonable

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