In the totality of the circumstances, where the confidential informant of unknown reliability who supplied the initial tip then made three controlled purchases of suspected CDS from persons with prior drug-related arrests, the Appellate Division's holding that probable cause for the search warrant had not been established, and that a "no-knock" warrant was not justified, is reversed; a suspect's seven-year-old arrest for assault on a police officer and a weapons-related crime justified the no-knock entry.
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