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Noise complaints and probably cause for searching.
Ok so lets say the cops come for a noise complaint,they knock on the door and are greeted by a drunk 21+ pervert/hippie telling them "ok,sorry we will quite down night officer." then of course the cop would say:
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"no you cant come in,would you stand by and let someone with a gun into your house?" so who is correct? does the cop have probable cause to come in due to a loud noise/music complaint? I dont think my town has any statues against being too load what else could they get me on? disorderly conduct? What if the officer see's someone inside they "think" could be underage? |
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Re: Noise complaints and probably cause for searching.
1. If cops are at the door, let yourself outside and close the door behind you. Counter any garbagio of "Why aren't you letting us in?" or "Do you have something to hide?" with "The last time I was at a community safety meeting, the officer told me not to let strangers into my house. Do I know you?"
Closing the door also prevents them seeing things that could potentially give them probable cause to enter. BTW, having underage people in your house is in itself legal in all 50 states. 2. A noise complaint is not probable cause for them to enter or search your house. If they want to pursue it further, have them write out a formal complaint/summons. 3. If they insist on coming in (and they will invent a lot of bizarre shit in an attempt to do this), refuse consent, whip out your cellphone and tell them you're calling your lawyer. Even if you don't have a lawyer, simulate a conversation that conveys a scenario that your lawyer is on his way over and ready to take action. Something like: "Hi Jason? Yeah it's xxxx. Yeah the cops are here and they're about to bust the door down for I don't know why...yeah we had the music a little loud and someone complained, so I told them to just write up a summons...no, I told them NO. Can you just come right over? Thanks..." This accomplishes three things: A. It reiterates your refusal to consent to a search. B. It installs into their minds that a legal professional is on his way to deal with the situation. C. It implies that you have experience with these types of situations and that you have effective ways of handling them. Hopefully, this will convince them that whatever little booty they thought they were going to get out of the situation won't be worth the price you're asking. There is also the chance that they might invent their probable cause and even the evidence. There's not much you can do about this type of criminality/corruption. That's why I've cooked up the "simulated lawyer phone call" to make them think twice about trying that shit. BTW, all of this presupposes that there are no obvious signs of illegal activity like the smell of burning pot or a 13-year-old getting rear-ended by a dirty old man in plain view. And definitely avoid the sarcasm. If possible, act like you're glad they are there and you are pro-cop. Unfortunately, gone are the days when you could interact with LE without all the psychological game-playing. |
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Re: Noise complaints and probably cause for searching.
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thanks for the info,im well aware of the cell phone trick and not to let them in. |
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Re: Noise complaints and probably cause for searching.
Yup, you have a friend shut the door and lock it behind you,ALWAYS.failure to do so gets a cops foot stuck in the door,from there there only a step away form dirtying your floors!
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Re: Noise complaints and probably cause for searching.
And take the wig off before you answer the door...
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