TemplarKormac
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- Mar 30, 2013
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Choosing the wrong apt eviscerated the 'lawful command.'But if they hadn't issued such an extreme warrant for such flimsy evidence, they wouldn't have broken down the door in the first place
See, here's the thing, the officers issued a lawful command to the occupants of that apartment to open the door. It sounds to me as if the command was ignored. If the boyfriend refused to comply with a lawful command, it warranted an escalation, such as breaking down the door. Regardless of the evidence, it was still a lawful command and that command was not heeded.
No. You clearly have no knowledge of how it works.
You comply with a lawful command given by a police officer regardless of the circumstances involved. Those circumstances are to be judged by the legal, procedural, and administrative processes, not by the recipient of the lawful command.
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