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The State appeals from an order suppressing drugs and drug paraphernalia seized pursuant to a warrant held insufficient by Fourth Amendment standards. We reverse. The affidavit on which the warrant was issued recited that patrolman Fouty had observed two marijuana plants on the front porch of the specified dwelling house on September 30, 1975, after observing the plants on the porch at certain times and not visible at certain times for approximately two weeks. His attention was initially called to the plants by an informant whose reliability was not demonstrated and is not here relied on by the State.1 Patrolman Fouty's testimony revealed that he entered the yard and front porch of the premises on suspicion derived from the informant's tip and his own inconclusive identification from the street, and that he positively identified the growing marijuana only on approaching it closer.

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