Summary
rejecting argument that warrant was impermissibly overbroad as permitting seizure of evidence pertaining to controlled substances other than methamphetamine; noting that supporting affidavit, in addition to establishing probable cause to search for methamphetamine, also included “training and experience”-based averment that when persons engage in unlawful possession, manufacture, or use of controlled substances, “frequently, and in almost all cases, more than one controlled substance is found in their residence or possession”
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