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Apr. 22, 2021
Safe deposit box renters say US exceeded warrant’s authority
The warrant was executed March 22 and kicked off a four-day search at U.S. Private Vaults Inc., a Beverly Hills store that allows people to rent deposit boxes anonymously.
A proposed class of anonymous plaintiffs trying to retrieve the valuables they kept in security deposit boxes seized during a federal raid of a private vault in Beverly Hills say the agents violated restrictions imposed in a seizure warrant regarding collecting and storing evidence.
In a filing late Tuesday after U.S. Magistrate Judge Alexander F. Mackinnon unsealed the warrant and portions of the accompanying application, the plai...
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