United States v. Rohn Martin Ishmael and Debra K. Ishmael
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
'DeMOSS, Circuit-Judge:
Based on the readings from a thermal imager, along with, other circumstantial evidence, federal law enforcement officers obtained a warrant to search the premises of Rohn Martin Ishmael and his wife, Debra K. Ishmael. The officers executed the warrant and discovered some firearms and 770 marijuana plants. After being indicted, the Ish-maels moved to suppress the evidence on the ground that the warrantless use of the thermal imager was a constitutionally proscribed search. The district court granted the Ish-maels’ motion to suppress. We now reverse.
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