Every search or seizure requires "C.R.E.W."

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How're you doing, Law enforcement officers? It's Anthony Bandiero here with Blue to Gold law enforcement training. And today, I'm gonna teach you C.R.E.W.

C.R.E.W is an acronym that I teach my students during the advanced search and seizure class to keep in mind whenever they are searching or seizing a protected area, true stands for consent, or a recognized exception or a warrant. And the point here is whenever you are searching; you're seizing the protected areas under the Fourth Amendment, which are persons, houses, places, you know, places, papers and effects and so forth. You need crew, you need either consent by a person who has actual or apparent authority over that item or place, or you need to recognize exception. So the mot ...