Under certain exigent circumstances,police officers can enter a dwelling without announcing themselves.Which of he following is NOT an example of exigent circumstances?

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Exigent circumstances allow police to enter a dwelling without announcing themselves if they believe evidence is being destroyed, a suspect poses a danger, or a crime is actively being committed. However, the mere fact that a suspect is being arrested for a violent felony, without more, does not automatically provide exigent circumstances for a no-knock entry. Other factors, such as immediate danger or evidence destruction, must be present.

Under Certain Exigent Circumstances,police Officers Can Enter a Dwelling Without