State v. Leffler
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the Court
¶1 — Pierce County Sheriff’s Department deputies responded to an anonymous tip complaining of chemical smells at Fred Leffler’s property. Upon arrival, they discovered that Leffler had an outstanding Department of Corrections (DOC) felony escape warrant and arrested him. Leffler informed the officers that there was muriatic acid and a “gasser” inside the fifth wheel travel trailer on the property, but he did not consent to a search. Clerk’s Papers (CP) at 106. The deputies did not immediately search the premises but instead called in the Clandestine Lab Team (Team) to do so. The Team…
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