Venting Can police come into my home without a warrant for a welfare check when I buy SN?

[LifeIsASadist]

I might just be paranoid but I will say it anyway, I plan to buy SN once I move out of my parents house and considering the US users are having issues with buying SN I am kinda worried about it now because if the police show up to my house for a welfare check I am pretty much fucked.

 

[Praestat_Mori]

Good question and I'M not from the US. I don't know about the exact regulation there but imo without a search warrant they are not allowed to enter your home except you let them go inside. In any case, SN is a legal substance they would never get a search warrant.

 

[J&L383]

Exactly, as long as it's a legal substance they wouldn't have any legal reason to search you or detain you.

 

[locked*n*loaded]

Depends on the country where you live.

 

[LifeIsASadist]

Depends on the country where you live.

US

 

[maniac116]

Nope!!
They must have a search warrant. And buying a legal product isn't grounds for a search warrant.
In most of the US suicide isn't illegal so again, no grounds for a search warrant.
They can come to your door, like anyone else can but if you're in no distress & tell them all is well then you're fine.

 

[locked*n*loaded]

US

They need a warrant unless they can see something in plain view when you open the door that gives then probable cause. Or, if someone else invites them in the home. Or, if you say something to them such as you're going to harm yourself. Frankly, just don't open the door. They can't break it down. Also, I haven't heard of any US welfare checks. SN is still legal.

 

[grapevoid]

if they cannot reach you and believe you may be in danger they can legally enter your home. Ignoring them will not work. Open your door and tell them you're fine.
In America, police can enter a home for a wellness check if they have a reasonable belief that someone inside is in immediate danger or needs urgent assistance, and they receive no response after knocking on the door; essentially, they can enter without a warrant if they believe a life-threatening situation exists

 

[LifeIsASadist]

if they cannot reach you and believe you may be in danger they can legally enter your home. Ignoring them will not work. Open your door and tell them you're fine.

Can I talk to them through the window instead?

In America, police can enter a home for a wellness check if they have a reasonable belief that someone inside is in immediate danger or needs urgent assistance, and they receive no response after knocking on the door; essentially, they can enter without a warrant if they believe a life-threatening situation exists