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The California Supreme Court will decide whether police officers without a search warrant had a right to conduct a protective sweep of a detained suspect's house that netted 41 kilograms of cocaine. Five justices voted Wednesday to review People v. Celis. In April 2000, officers staked out Renato Salvador Celis' San Diego residence in connection with a novel drug smuggling technique that involved stashing drugs inside tires for transport.
August 29, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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