Poor baby

left the door open but no one came in to check on me

Is that an invitation?
I would never enter someones house or room without an invitation.
Even if the door were open.

I might get spanked!!

thank you Fanta

hhmmmmm

no comments

interesting

very interesting

maybe ya should check out this one

http://www.justsayhi.com/topic/show/136929

i wonder when it will stop if the cops can enter cause the door is open

oh the window was open it was suspicious



maybe someday some will realize it never stops each little bit you give is that much closer to losing them all (your rights)

tried to bump it up to today's forums - but no one interested, at least today.

Adj...thank you for your kind words

I do understand what you are saying...

i do not like my rights violated either ...

i've lost two uncles in wars

& others have served nobly for my freedom




however ...

there are extenuating circumstances here


and i am using first hand experience

or knowledge of other people's scenerios

& what i read in the papers

and watch on the FBI files & American Justice, etc...


as the basis for my opinions....

Yes, you do qualify ... big time



{{{{{ <<<<< OLD SAGE >>>>> }}}}}


Right On Dear Wise Man

i understand your point but they still violated the forth amendment regardless granted this time the inentions were good

but maybe next time with another cop the intentions will be different and i am not open for the chance to happen

like i said i would press charges and if they would not apply the charges i woul sue the city

and after winning the case i would donate the money to some aspect of the city i approved of maybe parks and recreation

but i am not in favor of illegal entry by any law enforcement officer no matter what the intention

okay...let me give another scenerio or two

My mother has no cartiledge in her knees...

Her attEMPTS AT WALKING ARE SO PAINFUL



OOOPS...THERE GO THOSE CAP KEYS AGAIN...


well anyway ...

Her balance is soo delicate & so critical

and at 78 , her health has diminished

now..granted ...

she's got a lifeline button she can press

to call the people who help tend

to her overall protection & coverage ....


but..

what if the necklace lost power & she fell


again....

and was not able to pull the emergency cord

or reach the phone or call for help ???


What if she broke her hip

and was laying there in agony???




i would be forever endebted

to the police or the firemen

to break her door down

if they couldn't get in

and make sure my Mother was okay ...





or what if there was a baby crying constantly

and the parents were sick or epileptic

or injured or mentally challenged ???



Again...just a couple of other scenerios



and then i'll be done

unless i think of something else to say

Those are all interesting "what if" situations Ms. Rapunzel, but not applicable to this circumstance. I apologizing if I am wrong, but no where did I read there was a suspicion or inkling of any wrong doing inside home. They may have acted with good intentions but not legal (jmo)

Hello there ...Ms. Franshade ~

i do respect your comments

although i was talking with Adj about freedoms :

and the rights for police to enter our homes...



and i don't understand how you could say or think

that these situations i suggest, would not apply ~



i also believe that there was plenty of reason

for the police to question the safety & security

& health of the occupants in that house ~ big time,


from the initial post that <<< Lee >>>

Mirror Mirror presented

<quote> from the first post...

"The officers told Molde his garage door was open,
the TV was on, the keys to his truck were left
in the ignition and the door to his house was ajar. "



i'm thinking.....


how many reasons does one need

to see a possible bad situation???

In original post, officers stated those things, garage door open (not a crime); keys in ignition (forgotten in haste of getting into home); door ajar (mistake); I am not trying to be facetious I truly dont believe this offered these officers a way of legal entry. Officers ask children (under 7, and it is not specified how these kids came to be awake, were already awake or were they awaken by officers (this really interests me)for permission to enter, something truly doesnt sit right in the pit of my stomach with the limited information supplied in article.

like I said, not making judgements - just doubtful this is complete info supplied - too many loopholes for my taste.

Sorry would have commented earlier but I was away. The 4th amendment has no standing in this case. The 4th amendment only applies to unlawful searches and seizures of evidence. Since the cops were not entering the house on the grounds of trying to search or seize any property of the home owner. The fourth amendment rights of the individual were not violated.

{{{{{ <<<< Rathil _Thads >>>>> }}}}}


are you running for office any time soon ?....


i'll vote for you !!!