SYNOPSIS:
On 8-17-15 Antonio Jeter was contacted in a hotel room in the City of San Diego while deputies were searching the room for a wanted subject. When contacted, Jeter gave a false name in order to avoid prosecution for an active felony warrant for his arrest Warrant number CS279976 issued 6-26-15. . The false name Jeter provided was determined to be a real person. Jeter, who was on parole, had waived his fourth amendment rights for search and seizure, case number CE340659 expiring 9-9-17. During a compliance check of property belonging to Jeter, deputies located additional items of personal identifying information belonging to at least nine other potential victims. Additionally in Jeter's possession were two completed checks and one blank check none of which belonged to Jeter, and a useable quantity of a brown tar-like substance consistent with heroin. The suspected heroin later showed a positive presumptive test for heroin using a NARK II …show more content…
Among the items were; two completed checks, one blank check containing only the routing and account number for a Bank of America account, one credit card from Home Depot, and mail containing bank and credit card statements from five other people.

Inside the duffel bag was a pair of red shorts in which I found a plastic baggie containing a brown tar-like substance consistent with heroin. The suspected heroin later showed a positive presumptive test for the presence of heroin using a NARK II test kit. The suspected heroin and packaging had a net weight of .6 grams, but I was unable to get the net weight of the heroin only because it was stuck to the packaging. Also located in the bag were three used syringes containing brown residue, a note book containing a to do list, three cell phones, and a LG tablet.

On the couch where Jeter had been sleeping, was a Gateway computer that Jeter identified as