can police enter your house for arrest warrant. they have no search warrant, no answer , no visual suspect?

Answer 1

If they have an arrest warrant, they can if they have reason to believe the individual being sought is on the premises. For example, if they had talked to a neighbor and let him/her know they were looking to arrest the individual and the neighbor called the officer to let him/her know that individual was there.

Answer 2

If they find a door unlocked after no answer, then they will walk in. Don't matter if they have a search warrant or not, some cops like to think they are above the law...especially ones who have an arrest warrant, that means that the officers are looking for a certian suspect to arrest and have a testosterone rush and act like jerks,

EDIT:sorry trojan, "suspicious" is too broad a term to stop an officer from walking right in after he has no answer and can find a way in.

Answer 3

Police can enter a residence/building to make a lawful arrest pursuant to an arrest warrant if they have reason to believe the suspect is in the house/building.

Answer 4

Ever heard the phrase "You need a 'warrent' for that"

Well as you have listed there are different types of warrents.

Yes they can so long as it is stated in said warrent.

BTW Search warrent just implys a search, arrests can be made if anything illegal is found.

No answer then they can not enter unless they have "suspisious" reasons

Answer 5

Under sec 17 of pace (Police And Criminal Evidence Act) they can if they believe to the best of their knowledge that a person wanted is in a property.(UK only)

Answer 6

if the person has been known to be there or someone saw them enter the home, ist is reasonable for them to enter....hiding someone and lying to the police can also bring charges to the people harboring a fugitive.........

Answer 7

Criminal Records Search Database : http://CriminalRecords.InfoSearchDetective.com

Answer 8

yes if thy have reason to belive the person may be there