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Originally Posted by Galatea  The police have to get the search warrant - you can't. All they need is reasonable suspicion to believe the dog is at a specific address and is being held illegally - they make a declaration and then a judge determines whether the suspicion is legally sufficient. A judge may or may not believe a kid saying the dog looks like Tahoe is enough. It is up to the judge. The warrant attaches to the address, not the people at the address, so it doesn't matter who is or isn't there. They don't need a name, just an address. |
That is great news!!!!!!!! When shown a picture of the flyer, the child said that is Tahoe Dad, and the dad gave him a wideyed look, and made up some excuses that first his grandmother has Tahoe, than said the grandmother had seen him at the intersection of such and such street, it is posted on the thread about 5 post back. So I don't know where the grandmother lives, and I presume we can not go door to door, down the whole street looking for the house Zeke is in without the address from her Son.
Also is Maureen allowed to go with the policeman to id ZEKE on the spot, or does the policeman have to bring in any small yorkie he sees and have his micro chip checked? Which will prove it is ZEKE
If they go down the street with flyers and just talking to people who live there and they hear a small dog barking that sounds like Zeke can they ask to see the dog, and ask the people if they have proof the dog is theirs?