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SignOnSanDiego - Good afternoon and thanks for joining us. Also with us today is Tanya Mannes, the reporter covering this story. Hello, Tanya.

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U-T reporter Tanya Mannes - Hi, everyone! I look forward to our discussion.

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[Comment From Woody]
What is necessary for a police officer to legally enter a home, in these circumstances

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SignOnSanDiego -

Tanya is responding to as many questions as possible - we will get to as many as we can, so we appreciate your patience.

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U-T reporter Tanya Mannes - Hi, Woody, I'm not an expert on legal issues involving entering a private home. I can tell you that in this case, witnesses said the door was open and the deputy walked right in. We don't yet have the result of the Sheriff's internal investigation.

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[Comment From surfmutt619]
Where did you get your information that 7 people were arrested for taking pictures using their cell phones?

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U-T reporter Tanya Mannes - Hi SurfMutt619,
The three witnesses said that seven people were arrested at the scene and the rationale given by the deputy was that at least one was taking photos with a cell phone camera after being asked not to. However, we are getting different information from the Sheriff's office, which said that only one person was arrested and one was cited.

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[Comment From Cindy]
Where did the officer arriving at 9 pm come from? I was at the fundraiser until 9:30 and he arrived a few minutes after that.

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U-T reporter Tanya Mannes - Dear Cindy,
My article said the officer arrived shortly after 9 p.m. because that was when the call about noise came in, according to the Sheriff's Department.

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[Comment From Tim]
Is this is a typical response to a "noise complaint"? And is there any charges for filing a false complaint?

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