found methamphetamine, a package of pseudoephedrine pills, and packaging materials commonly used in methamphetamine production. The items were found in a set of transparent plastic drawers about three feet high.

III. PROCEDURAL HISTORY
¶ 6 After hearing the evidence, the magistrate judge in Gallegos' case determined that there was probable cause to bindover on one count of possession with intent to distribute and three counts of child endangerment for the eleven-month-old, the four-year-old, and the six-year-old. There was no bindover on the charges related to the two-year-old, who was sleeping downstairs.[2] In Hall's case, the magistrate judge found probable cause to bindover on one count of child endangerment and one count of possession of paraphernalia. Gallegos and Hall moved to quash the magistrates' rulings on the endangerment charges, but thepulled up behind the Jeep. Instead of stopping, the Jeep speeded up. The officer then turned on his siren. In response thereto, the Jeep slowed down briefly but then accelerated. In short order, with Officer Shore in pursuit, Bender committed numerous other traffic violations including attempting to elude the officer, speeding, running stop signs and reckless driving.
The route of the chase was Jayhawk Boulevard to West Campus Road to Eleventh Street, briefly onto Mississippi Street, then back to Eleventh Street. At the intersection of Eleventh and Connecticut streets, slightly east of the Lawrence downtown area, Bender ran a stop sign and collided with the McCue vehicle, killing Kenneth E. McCue, III, and Margie Thornton. Bender, who had consumed beer and smoked marijuana during the evening, was subsequently convicted