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house
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way
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house
hour
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solicitor
general
rankin
acting
assistant
attorney
general
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justice
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jury
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district
georgia
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alcohol
agents
received
information
april
petitioner
farmhouse
near
dawsonville
georgia
site
illicit
distillery
current
operation
investigating
lead
agents
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mash
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house
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federal
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commissioner
daytime
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warrant
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house
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affidavit
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asserting
officer
belief
house
sheltered
illicit
distillery
late
afternoon
still
daylight
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officers
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surveillance
house
rather
execute
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determine
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implicated
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house
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driveway
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car
carrying
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wife
children
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towards
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arms
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warrant
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warrant
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warrant
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