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A padlock
    #6502480 - 01/27/07 02:58 PM (17 years, 2 months ago)

In the united states, what are the laws with items inside padlocked safes. If a cop had a warrant to enter your house and search, would he need another warrant to open the safe?

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Re: A padlock [Re: swancky2]
    #6502517 - 01/27/07 03:20 PM (17 years, 2 months ago)

No, if a cop has a warrant for your house, they will take a sledgehammer to your safe if you have one.

I know from personal experience.  :smile:

On a side note, you'd be amazed how long it would take a pig w/ a sledgehammer to break open a 750lb safe.  Especially when its in a closet and he cant quite get a good swing in with his hammer.

It makes a helluva mess though.  And they will get it open.  You'd probably be smarter to just open it for them...


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Re: A padlock [Re: swancky2]
    #6502760 - 01/27/07 05:31 PM (17 years, 2 months ago)

a search warrant must specify the suspected items to be seized. if the police had a warrant to search your property for a stolen car, they couldn't bust open a safe. but usually they'll be sure to come up with stuff that is small and could be anywhere and add that to the warrant request to get around that.

if they are looking for drugs, they'll have no problem getting a warrant that would allow them to get inside a safe.


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Re: A padlock [Re: wilshire]
    #6502767 - 01/27/07 05:35 PM (17 years, 2 months ago)

This is why you bury the safe 40 feet underneath your basement. :evil:


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Re: A padlock [Re: fireworks_god]
    #6507232 - 01/29/07 03:36 AM (17 years, 2 months ago)

> This is why you bury the safe 40 feet underneath your basement.

Hmmm... convience comes to mind.  I hate digging 40 feet everytime I want to get to my safe.  Plus, I keep loosing the damned treasure map... :wink:

Shock activated thermite based content protection system sounds good, especially inside a fire safe.  Of course knowing the judicial system, they would probably just tack on an attempted murder or some kind of terrorist charge along with an obstruction of justice and whatever fire code violations they could come up with.


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Re: A padlock [Re: Seuss]
    #6507309 - 01/29/07 05:22 AM (17 years, 2 months ago)

I was just wondering....do they ever search chimneys?

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