Via a sharp-eyed reader:  KWES NewsWest 9 has a poll on their website asking the nebulous question, "do you think any charges should be filed in connection to the KopBusters case?"

In case you are unfamiliar with the KopBusters "case":  Barry Cooper and some close confidants set up a grow house in Odessa, TX.  In that grow house, they placed two miniature Christmas trees.  Based on an anonymous tip, Odessa Police raided the home, only to find they were the stars of a new reality show called Kop Busters, in which the police pretend they have probable cause for a warrant, the judge pretends he cares, and the unsuspecting raid team finds themselves broadcast as home invaders.

Wh‎ile many have focused on the existence of a warrant, what really matters is the police investigation and affidavits leading to the production of the warrant.

In this "case", on the say-so of anonymous tipster, Odessa police surveyed the home and verified that, from the outside, it looked exactly as the anonymous tipster alleged.  On that basis alone, the Odessa PD sought, and secured, a warrant to search the home.  The entire point of the Kop Busters operation was to prove that the police investigation into illicit operations was lacking, and, in that respect they succeeded spectacularly.