People v. Flagg
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Howerton
The parole officer knocked on the door. With him were the Washington County sheriff, a deputy, and also his own brother, who was an agent.
Defendant opened the door. The parole officer said, “Jerome, can I talk to you a minute?”
“Yeah,” said defendant.
“We got a call from a confidential source that you have some stolen guns and some stereo equipment, can I come in?”
“Yes,” defendant replied.
The parole officer, his brother, the sheriff, and the deputy went inside the house. Defendant did not own this house in Ashley, Illinois; he had “paroled” there, living for a while with his girlfriend and her…
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