Originally posted by Russian
On the evening of 26th, I and my friend had a few drink inside my apartment. Around 2100 we went outside. I was smoking cigar and sitting on steps which were 5 feet away from my front door. My friend was standing next to me and started yelling something which lasted for about 5-10 minutes or so. Then he threw up and passed out. I picked him up and we stayed outside for about 20 minutes. All the sudden police showed up and told me to get into the house which I did. (They did not ask permission to enter) I sat my friend on a chair and suddenly cop grabbed me and hand cupped me. Then they grabbed my friend and dragged him away.
While being interrogated by one cop, two other cops were searching my house. They went though everything, made a huge mess and then just left without telling me anything.
Later on I found out that my friend was taken to a hospital, and they did something to him, make him sign some papers and ‘released’ him. His unwanted hospital bill is 3200$ + 1000$ for ambulance and still unknown $ for doctor.
My question: Is this legal? Can they enter my house, take my friends away, handcup me and search my house without a warrant or permission? Can I do something about this?
It is Legal, If they believe you are a Danger to the Public (Your Friend Yelling for 10mins) and you both being Drunk, They have can Arrest you, Now as for the Coming in without Permission, That is not Legal, And if you were arrested after they came into the apartment without permission it makes it a False Arrest, Therfore all Charges Can be Dismissed infront of a Judge for a False Arrest, Any Evidence found in the Home is not Submissible to the Judge or DA. I would advise calling the DA about this and having all Hospital Bills and Charges Dropped due to this all happening with Illegal Entry unto your House. I would speak with the DA and Chief about that Actually. That Breaks the 4th Ammendment i do believe. Illegal Search and Seiziure without a Warrant or the Partys Permission. ****HERE AS SHOW IS THE 4TH AMMENDMENT: 4th Amendment-
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated; and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched and the persons or things to be seized.
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