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1. My uncle's ex-girlfriend does not live at with him. She did also stated to the police that she did not live there. Their response was they she has been receiving mail at the address and that was sufficient proof of residency (her name is not on any utility bills, rental agreements or any other resident related debts).

2. The officer's, while determining in their minds that she must live someplace regardless of the statements to the contrary by my uncle and his ex, decided that because she was observed stepping from his room, that the whole house was subject to search (which they did with Nazi like zeal).
If she was living there and there was reason to believe she had the run of the house, they can search.

If she receives mail there, and she frequents the home, and they have any other good cause to believe she was living there, that can usually be enough to show residency.

If any evidence was found implicating your uncle in any criminal offense HIS attorney can make a motion to suppress.

So, what was your uncle charged with?