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It's similar in the US. The police could ask nicely to come in without a warrant, but anyone can (and should!) decline.
by chungy 4y ago
It's similar in the US. The police could ask nicely to come in without a warrant, but anyone can (and should!) decline.
- largepeepee 4y agoIt also depends on the degree of trust your community has with law enforcement. Small town where you know the cops by name? Sure. Incompetently ran large cities with adversary relationship with corrupt civil service? Maybe not.
- INTPenis 4y agoHeh nicely, here the cops will use any tactic to get in. Because getting in they might see something that gives them further cause to investigate. They'll lean on the door, bang on the hinges, make you think they're going to break it down. But as long as they stay outside your door, and it's not reeking of weed or something, just refuse to open. For now, they're trying to overturn this constitutional protection due to gang violence lately.