United States v. Jose Viera and Jose Alonso

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• holding that the alerts of dogs that were trained to detect heroin, cocaine, hashish, marijuana, and related drugs provided probable cause, even though the briefcases the dogs alerted to actually contained quaaludes, which the dogs were not trained to detect

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