Statements are NON-TESTIMONIAL when made during a police interrogation under circumstances objectively indicating that the primary purpose of the interrogation is to enable the police to meet an ongoing emergency.

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Statements made during a police interrogation are considered non-testimonial if the primary purpose is to address an ongoing emergency, as they are not intended to establish or prove past events for prosecution.

Statements Are NON-TESTIMONIAL When Made During a Police Interrogation Under