Alvarez

United States v. Alvarez

Good Law
190 F. Supp. 3d 885·2016 WL 3124531·2016 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 72791
United States District Court, Northern District of CaliforniaJune 3, 2016Case No. 14-cr-00120-EMCCalifornia3,672 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Chen, J.

ORDER DENYING DEFENDANT HERNANDEZ’S MOTION TO SUPPRESS

Defendant Jairo Hernandez has moved the Court to suppress evidence seized following a search of Mr. Hernandez’s residence. See Docket No. 608 (“Motion”) at 3. The Government Opposes this Motion. See Docket No. 636 (“Opposition”).

The Court heard argument on the Motion on May 11, 2016. Having considered the parties’ briefs and arguments presented at the hearing, the Court hereby DENIES Mr, Hernandez’s Motion to Suppress.

A. Factual Background

On March 11, 2014, Special Agent Alicia MacDonald applied for and received a warrant to search the premises of 37 Dakota Street, San Francisco, California. See Docket No. 608-2 (“Hernandez Exhibit B”). Along with statements relating to the Sureño gang in general, Agent MacDonald’s Affidavit contained the following statements regarding Mr. Hernandez:

Agent MacDonald also incorporated the federal indictment into her Affidavit by reference. Id at 0156, 0158; see also id. at SW-0169-SW-0188 (“Indictment”). The Indictment stated that,

Based on the statements in the Affidavit and the Indictment, Agent MacDonald believed “there is probable cause to believe that .[Hernandez’s home]…

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