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2. Murder,
The substance exceeds ten (10)
gallons by liquid volume or three (3)
pounds of solid substance by weight,
3. Solicitation to commit murder,
4. A felony involving a destructive device,
per P.C. §§ 18710, 18725, 18715, 18740,
18730, 18745, 18750, 18755, 18720
(formerly, P.C. §§ 12303, 12303.1, 12303.2,
12303.3, 12303.6, 12308, 12309, 12310 or
12312, respectively),
5. Aggravated kidnapping, as specified in
P.C. § 209,
6. Any felony violation of P.C. § 186.22
(gang crimes),
7. A felony violation of the offenses
involving weapons of mass destruction as
described in P.C. §§ 11418, relating to
weapons of mass destruction, 11418.5,
relating to threats to use weapons of mass
destruction, or 11419, relating to restricted
biological agents, or
8. An attempt or conspiracy to commit any
of the above-mentioned crimes;
• There is probable cause to believe that particular
communications concerning the illegal activities
will be obtained through that interception,
including, but not limited to, communications that
may be utilized for locating or rescuing a kidnap
victim;
• There is probable cause to believe that the facilities
from which, or the place where the wire, electronic
pager, or electronic communication are to be
intercepted:
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