of the
property seized would be left at his home.
        Oliver was charged with various drug-related offenses and initially placed on pretrial release.
His bond was later modified after he tested positive for drug use. On July 16, 2002, as part of this
bond modification, Oliver was placed in the Community Alternatives Program (“CAP”), which is
a residential halfway house and drug treatment program. Oliver then left CAP without staff
permission on September 7, 2002. The police later received information that Oliver was living at
his residence in Parchment, Michigan. The police went to the residence, where Oliver’s wife
answered the door and confirmed that the defendant was there. Oliver then came to the door and
was taken into custody.
        While atAs to the second and third inferences, Oliver fled knowing that he had been indicted for
possession of methamphetamine. He also evidenced his consciousness of his guilt through the
No. 03-2126               United States v. Oliver                                                                 Page 5


installation of surveillance cameras at his home in order to ensure that he would know if