If there is a low probability to believe the suspect is not armed, then this constitutes an acceptable warrantless entry.

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The mere low probability of a suspect being unarmed does not automatically justify a warrantless entry. Legal entry without a warrant typically requires exigent circumstances, such as an immediate threat to life, the imminent destruction of evidence, or a suspect fleeing, among others.

If There Is a Low Probability to Believe the Suspect