State v. Eisfeldt

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On August 5, 2003, a repairman saw what he believed to be the remains of a marijuana growing *632operation in a Lacey house and called the police. When the police arrived the repairman let them into the house to show them what he had seen. The police then sought, and were granted, a telephonic warrant to search the rest of the house. In the course of the search and subsequent investigation, the police found an active marijuana growing operation in a second house. After a stipulated facts trial, Jason Eisfeldt was found guilty of two counts of manufacturing a controlled substance. The Court of…