i was outside working on my car when they came up and they said lets go inside
they asked if they asked if there were anymore stuff drugs,guns and stuff like that in the house i said no they said can we search i said go ahead.well they didnt search,i had some stuff i bought from GNC sitting on the counter and that was it,they didnt walk around looking into anything.they didnt even have guns or walkie talkies.oh i am worried.... and you wouldnt be able to find anything in my house,so my gear is safe,i cant tell you but it is safe.it sounds weird to me to cause the event was weird,it was like they werent even worried about the gear they were asking stupid shit like are there any meth labs around and im like what,how about big suppliers of heron and it just kept going,it was weird for me cause i never had a problem like this.
Even if you did not have anything in your house you still do not let them in without a warrant. If you refuse entrance they may threaten you but that means nothing, if they enter anyway they have just shot themselves in the foot, because then even if they find a closet full of crack, the justification for entering your house is not there, and no judge in any court will allow this to stand even if you are guilty...not unless the judge wishes to go against basic constitutional law guidelines, which would ruin his career.
Take for instance the U.S. Supreme Court case of Mapp v. Ohio 1961. The defendant was convicted in the Ohio Common Pleas Court of possession of obscene literature and this conviction was upheld in both the Ohio Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court of Ohio. The U.S. Supreme court reversed the judgment of the Supreme Court of Ohio and remanded the cause to that court. In an opinion by Clark, J., expressing the views of five members of the Court, the earlier decision in Wolf v Colorado, supra, was overruled, and it was held that, as a matter of due process, evidence obtained by a search and seizure in violation of the Fourth Amendment is inadmissible in a state court as it is in a federal court.
In short, the state of Ohio had gone against basic federal guidelines, making materials seized without a warrant admissible in court, major mistake by the Ohio court system. Although Mapp was undeniably guilty of perverse actions and of obtaining illegal pornographic material she was off the hook because of irresponsible police officers as well as judicial officials.
So say nothing, do nothing even if they force their way on to you. If this happens in the end you will be let go of even if you are guilty as sin.
