United States v. John D. Kempf

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• explaining that a warrantless search is permissible when “police have a reasonable belief that exigent circumstances require immediate action …”
• finding reasonable officers’ safety justification for warrantless entry of house when they believed defendant could access potentially loaded gun inside
• finding exigent circumstances for warrantless entry into home where officers believed the defendant could access potentially loaded gun inside

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).