Harp v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Stolz, Judge.
On the basis of a lengthy affidavit detailing electronic surveillance of telephone conversations, certain FBI officers obtained a search warrant for the defendant’s premises. They found in a bag tied at the neck and hanging from a hook in the coat closet, a ratchet *898wrench, pair of pliers, bolts, and a jack, the only use for which, according to the testimony, was to disengage the coin box of a pay telephone. The defendant testified that he was unaware that the bag and its contents were on the premises. His wife testified that, approximately ten years previously, a man had stayed…
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