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what "more investigation" could be done within the law?
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Originally Posted by ftd
I've already said that I think they should have done more to try to gain access (NOT "break down the door"), by contacting the landlord.
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Since there was no "emergency" the landlord could not have entered.
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What would you have the police, firefighters, ems, do ?
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Originally Posted by ftd
EMs and firefighter in an EM roll - the same as I have said for police. Firefighters in a fire roll - most big city fire Department have infra-red devices to detect heat (as in fire) - make sure there is no fire and call the LEs to investigate a false alarm if no fire is detected.
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They would not have detected a fire and there was no "false alarm" of one.
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Originally Posted by ftd
In an apartment situation, I would also expect them to seek out the landlord for access/inspection as the danger to mutiple dwellings could be catastrophic.
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Since they would not have detected a fire, there would be no need for (or a right to) "access/inspection."