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What Is CRACK-Bound COCAIN And/Or Harmful?
ON 10/26/16 AT APPROXIMATELY 12:35 P.M., ERIE POLICE OFFICERS SERVED A SEARCH WARRANT ON THE RESIDENCE OF 1052 WEST 10TH STREET AS WELL AS THE DEFENDANT. THE POLICE LOCATED AND RECOVERED A QUANITY OF SUSPECTED COCAINE AND/OR CRACK-COCAINE FROM THE RESIDENCE. DURING A SERCH OF THE RESIDENCE, A TARUS .45 JUDGE REVOLVER WAS RECOVERED AS WELL. THE SUSPECTED CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES AND FIREARM UNDERWENT LABORATORY ANALYSIS. THE SUSPECTED COCAIN AND/OR CRACK COCAINE WAS CONFIRMED AS 33.66 GRAMS OF COCAINE. (THE RESULTS OF THE FIREARM ANALYSIS WERE NOT AVALIABLE WHEN THIS PRESENTENCE INVESTIGATION WAS COMPILED. ALSO, THERE WAS NO INDICATION IN THE POLICE REPORT PROVIDED AS TO WHETHER THE GUN WAS LOADED WITH AMMUNITION; HOWEVER, THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S
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