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Honestly, how many years of storytelling in bars is this public servant going to get out of that garden hose? Solid ordinance work my man, solid! >local author

Honestly, how many years of storytelling in bars is this public servant going to get out of that garden hose? Solid ordinance work my man, solid! >local authorities were first tipped off to the unlicensed facility when a local code enforcement officer noticed that a garden hose was illegally attached to the back of the building. That led city officials to obtain a search warrant to inspect the warehouse, which was supposed to only be used for storage.

psychphysic 3y ago
It's tempting to think of it as parallel construction.
beerandt 3y ago
>when a local code enforcement officer noticed that a garden hose was illegally attached to the back of the building. That led city officials to obtain a search warrant This scares me more than whatever danger the unlicensed might have posed.
- WarOnPrivacy 3y ago
  Actually, yeah. I'm assuming the warrant was granted to police and that code enforcement don't get to do their own no-knock-warrants. That helps a little but not much.
- ttyprintk 3y ago
  An abandoned warehouse, draining fluid into a parking lot from a garden hose, isn’t probable cause?