After being Raided by the police in the state of Oregon Can A unmarked vehicle still watch your house for no reason
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After being Raided by the police in the state of Oregon Can A unmarked vehicle still watch your house for no reason
I was recently raided in the state of
Oregon All they took was my weed scale
they left meth and meth pipes at my
house Only one person got arrested for
warrants and drugs Nobody else got
charged with anything can the cops come
back and still watch your house even
though they just raided your house and
found nothing? or is thst Harassment or
stocking??
Asked on June 1, 2018 under Criminal Law, Oregon
Answers:
SJZ, Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 5 years ago | Contributor
No, it is not harassment: "watching" is not harassment. Any one--including the police--may sit or park in a public location (e.g. on a public street) and watch any home they feel like, to see who enters and exists. If they were to keep calling your home, knocking on your door, visiting you in your workplace, etc. with out good cause, that could be harassment--but simply watching is not.
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