UNOPPOSED MOTION FOR A REISSUED COURT ORDER FOR SUBPOENAS COMPELLING PRODUCTION OF POLICE REPORTS AND VIDEOS FOR BARNEY'S DEPLOYMENTS

PEGGY A. LEEN, Magistrate Judge.

Comes now the defendant, Scott Wheeler, by and through his counsel of record, RACHEL KORENBLAT, Assistant Federal Public Defender, and hereby moves this Honorable Court to reissue its Order for subpoenas dated January 27, 2014. (CR # 58.) On December 19, 2013, Mr. Wheeler filed a Motion for a Court Order for Subpoenas or Court Order Compelling Production of Police Reports and Videos of Barney's Deployments ("Motion for Subpoena" or "Motion") in relation to his pending Motion to Suppress. (CR ## 53, 34.) This Motion requested the same items herein — both police reports and videos of the deployments of the drug detection canine Barney by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and/or the Nevada Highway Patrol. The Motion attached proposed subpoenas, but the subpoenas inadvertently requested only the police reports. (See CR # 53 at Ex. C.) The subpoenas omitted the request for videos. (Id.) The government did not oppose Mr. Wheeler's request for subpoenas for both the police reports and videos. (See CR # 55 at 1:22-24.)

On January 27, 2014, this Court granted Mr. Wheeler's Motion for Subpoena "to the extent that the subpoenas . . . may be issued." (CR # 58 at 1:19-21.) The Order attached the subpoenas from Mr. Wheeler's Motion. While preparing to serve the subpoenas, the undersigned noticed that the subpoenas neglected to request both items sought by the Motion — police reports and videos. Accordingly, this motion attaches corrected subpoenas as Exhibit A. The subpoenas attached hereto includes the request for both reports and videos. The attached subpoenas also update the date by which the items are due to be produced.1 Thus, Mr. Wheeler respectfully requests that the Court reissue its Order with the attached subpoenas. The government does not oppose this request.

IT IS SO ORDERED.

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