United States v. Kenyatta Brack, Patrick Henderson, Willie Tyler, Nicholas Martinez, Maurita Stovall, and Dana Richardson

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• affirming gun enhancement where weapons were un- loaded when found by police
• strip search reasonable where minor traffic offender suspected in drug investigation asked to use bathroom upon arrival at jail
• “[A] deficiency in one factor may be compensated for by a strong showing in another or by some other indication of reliability.”
• “[A] deficiency in one factor may be compensated for by a strong showing in another or by some other indication of reliability.”
• hold- ing that an affidavit stating that the affiants \ha[d] received reliable information from a credible person\ was so conclusory that the tip would be treated as though it had been \obtained from an informant of ‘unknown reliability’\

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