United States v. Risner

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• finding implied consent for police to enter and search home for defendant where consenting person had called 911, and also voluntarily told the police where the defendant was hiding in the house
• conclud- ing that there was implied consent where the victim did not protest entry into residence and the “weather and common sense compelled them to move inside to take [the victim’s] statement”
• consent to enter implied when resident called 911 for emergency help
• 911 call seeking assistance is an invitation to enter and provide assistance

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