97 Ark. App. 81 - Eastin v. State’s Empirical Analysis

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2 federal appellate · 2 state decisions

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1. “1. Affiant states that on or about July 22, 2004, this Affiant was contacted by an individual that wished to cooperate with the Group 6 Narcotics Enforcement Unit, in that the individual wished to provide information to further felony drag investigations. 2. That this Affiant met with the aforementioned confidential informant and received numerous items of information, including information on the informant in lieu of prosecution. 3. That, included in the information provided, the informant stated that Teresa Holder was living with her boyfriend, Max [Eastin] on a houseboat docked at Iron Mountain Marina on Lake DeGray and that methamphetamine was being manufactured on the boat. 4. That the informant described the houseboat as being light in color with a maroon stripe, that the boat was named the “Not Yet”, that it was docked on C Dock at the marina, and that the boat is owned by Max [Eastin’s] father, who lives in Hot Springs, Arkansas. 5. That on or about July 24, 2004, this Affiant confirmed through the marina employees that Max [Eastin] did indeed live on the ‘ ‘Not Yet,” which is in fact docked on C Dock at the marina, and that a female, presumed to be Teresa Holder, is commonly there. 6. That on or about October 5,2004, this Affiant was contacted by Clark County Investigator Will Steed and advised that he was investigating the theft of a personal watercraft and personal watercraft trailer, and that Max [Eastin] and Teresa Holder were somewhat involved in the investigati”

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