Assertion: police | /r/CapableOf | enter her house
Facets:
value: without identifying themselves
type: MANNER
value: as part of a narcotics investigation
type: PURPOSE
value: in the early morning hours
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: But officers had a search warrant for her and her apartment that included a "no-knock" provision, meaning that police could enter her house without identifying themselves as law enforcement.
text: When entering a home or business, police are allowed to ensure their own safety by briefly making a "protective sweep" to check whether any dangerous persons are on the premises.
text: Taylor died March 13 after police entered her home in the early morning hours as part of a narcotics investigation.
text: According to The Courier-Journal in Louisville, a judge had approved a "no-knock" search warrant, meaning police could enter the home without identifying themselves.
text: People with disabilities will continue to have their rights violated, and they will continue to die, if police can enter their homes, drag them from their showers, and kill them without consequence.
text: The warrant did include Taylor's home and had a "no-knock" provision, meaning that police could enter her house without identifying themselves as law enforcement.