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Perhaps he really likes In and Out burgers.

Thank you Donny.

His actions were so sloppy (according to the evidence listed) that even if was living somewhere else, they would have found him. And places that'd make it really hard for the USG to prosecure are not places that you'd want to live in the first place.

He should have operated as if he lived on the DEA's front lawn.

That was my first question. It'd be pretty funny if we were to find out during the trial that the guy caught wasn't the real DPR.

In previous postings DPR has indicated he inherited the site from the original owner, it would be funny if he knew they were closing in and sent the phony papers to the first DPR in an effort to give himself some time to escape.