Officers entered plaintiff’s front porch with guns drawn, handcuffed him, and patted him down as part of a burglary investigation and found a weapon and drugs; with respect to the warrantless entry onto the porch, court finds porch was clearly with the curtilage of the home; it was clearly established that warrantless search of curtilage is unconstitutional; but court distinguishes entry onto porch for purpose of seizure and holds that law was not clearly established that would be unconstitutional.
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