The police served a warrant at 347 Main Street, which resulted in the seizure of large quantities of marijuana sitting on the countertops in the kitchen of the residence. Ted, the resident of 347 Main Street is arrested for possession with intent to distribute marijuana. Before his trial, Ted's attorney moves to have the evidence against Ted suppressed after learning that the address on the warrant should have been 437 Main Street and not Ted's residence at 347 Main Street. The prosecution learns that the court clerk inadvertently transposed the 3 and 4, and the warrant was issued with an incorrect address. The evidence against Ted will be suppressed as a result of the clerk's error.
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