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You're trying to be a street cop.

You guys, welcome this episode of the Street Cop podcast.

Your host, founder and CEO, Street Cop Trading.

My name is Dennis Benito.

And today we have a case law short.

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out in 1985 from the U.S. Supreme Court, and it addressed whether the automobile exception to the

Fourth Amendment applies to a motor home used as a residence. The Supreme Court had to determine

whether law enforcement could search a motor home without a warrant based on probable cause.

So here's the background. In San Diego, California, law enforcement officers observed Charles

Carney engaging in a drug transaction inside his motor

home, which was parked in a public parking lot. Believing he was selling drugs, officers entered

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