officers seized from the
bedroom, a loaded magazine clip, two spiral notebooks, heroin, blenders with trace
amounts of heroin, and baggies. An officer also seized from the bedroom a rifle
scope and a cardboard silhouette of a human figure marked with "kill zones." The
government's expert witness testified that the notebooks contained drug, weapons,
and cash notations, which were indicative of mid-level drug distribution. A police
officer also testified that in February 1986 he had executed a search warrant of
Parker's home and seized blenders, heroin, a heroin cutting agent, notebooks with


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drug notations, aevidentiary hearing that no one had
observed narcotic activity taking place at the house. Contrary to Parker's argument,
Ebner's statement was neither false nor misleading. In his affidavit, Ebner stated that
surveillance established that Parker resided at the address and made very clear that
electronic surveillance established that Parker was engaging in narcotic activity at the


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house. Ebner summarized several wire interceptions of telephone conversations of
incoming calls to and outgoing calls from the telephone number assigned to the
house, including conversations in which Parker agreed to broker a heroin sale with
Rush-Bey and