Depends if the landlord/lady is cool or not. I read a post on here not too long ago about a crazy landlady who used a key to open the dudes apartment and take pictures of the 3 plants he had. She then proceded to call the cops. He had all this on camera, of the landlady unlawfully comming in with a key and now she is appologizing to him, anyway, good story.
no it wouldnt have, thats bullshit. I dont care what state you live in, a cop cant call a landlord and magically get a warrant, or any kind of entry into your crib. Stop posting shit you know aint true. You give the impression that you know what you are talking about and that is very misleading to the rest of us.
Its not uncommon for police near my college to alert landlords when they have a suspicion of something and get their permission to enter the building. If the landlord gives them the green light... theyre comin in. I didnt think it was legal either, apparently I thought wrong.
they can enter the "building" but not your unit, unless they have PC.....
The whole unit is 1 building. These are houses that this happened at. College rental houses where 4 or 5 people live and commute to school. Local PD called the landlords, and if the landlords gave permission (some did, some didnt) they would enter.
i c, im sorry i got so inflamed. I do see how that would happen in a college town type situation. i live in a college town too, and i know the type of buildings/houses youre talking about.
No worries.
