People v. Hansen
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtJones, J.
We conclude that there was probable cause to sustain this warrant in part but not in toto, and hold that property seized under the separable, invalid portion must be suppressed.
The affidavit on which- the warrant was issued contained sufficient competent allegations to support the findings below that there was probable cause to search the Hansen residence at the intersection of Routes 116 and 121 in the Town of North Salem. Police officers properly in the premises investigating a reported burglary saw a large brass smoking pipe of the type commonly used for narcotics, a large scale, and…
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