State v. Dodson

— While serving a telephonic warrant to search Monty Hamden’s property for evidence of methamphetamine manufacture, Detective Dan Anderson noticed that the warrant described a search for marijuana, not methamphetamine. The detective wrote in methampheta*116mine, served the warrant, and gathered substantial evidence of a “meth lab” on Mr. Hamden’s property. The State charged Mr. Harnden and two other people with a number of crimes, including conspiracy to manufacture methamphetamine. At the suppression hearing, the trial court found that the search warrant was invalid and suppressed the evidence.…