Police. Can I kick them out my owned home?

[unwashed potato!]

Weird question, but had a situation a few months back and curious of the answer to this.

A brief explanation.

I'm the landlord. I rent out rooms in my home.

5am loud knocking. Police announce at door. Partner panics thinks someone's hurt, rushes to answer door. They ask for tenant. She says yes he's here come in. They then arrest him.

All fine, however one thing the annoyed me was that they were OK down stairs, but at one point came up and made full day time volume noise with no care we were trying to sleep.

Now I understand you can refuse entry to police if they have no reason to come in and no warrant, but what if they are allowed into the entrance, assuming its because maybe someone is hurt, then they say they are here to arrest and cause a problem that I wanted them out?

Can I force them to leave?

I wouldn't have, but curious to know what I could have done in that situation.

 

[Firestar_3x]

I think you have bigger questions to think about rather than noise levels, i'm also quite perplexed at the prospect that if the police had been quiet you would have kept sleeping

 

[Minusorange]

They're like vampires, once you invite them in there's nothing you can do

 

[Diddums]

Wait, what? Your tenant, in your own home together with your family gets arrested at 5am and your concern is the noise? Seriously?

 

[unwashed potato!]

Wait, what? Your tenant, in your own home together with your family gets arrested at 5am and your concern is the noise? Seriously?

nope.

 

[EGuitarStar]

Yes, next time, tell the police you are fine having a potential criminal in your home with your family and that they should return at a more convenient time.

 

[unwashed potato!]

i'm also quite perplexed at the prospect that if the police had been quiet you would have kept sleeping

i mean, what else happens after you've been woken up and then when it goes quiet if not fall back asleep?

 

[IceBear]

Was this before 7am and did they bring any groceries with them ?

 

[Deleted member 77746]

I'm the landlord. I rent out rooms in my home.

You live with your tenants?

 

[Craig R]

Weird question, but had a situation a few months back and curious of the answer to this.

A brief explanation.

I'm the landlord. I rent out rooms in my home.

5am loud knocking. Police announce at door. Partner panics thinks someone's hurt, rushes to answer door. They ask for tenant. She says yes he's here come in. They then arrest him.

All fine, however one thing the annoyed me was that they were OK down stairs, but at one point came up and made full day time volume noise with no care we were trying to sleep.

Now I understand you can refuse entry to police if they have no reason to come in and no warrant, but what if they are allowed into the entrance, assuming its because maybe someone is hurt, then they say they are here to arrest and cause a problem that I wanted them out?

Can I force them to leave?

I wouldn't have, but curious to know what I could have done in that situation.

Can you force the police to leave your house when they are there to arrest someone?

No.

 

[Azza]

You live with your tenants?

Wonder if his mortgage provider knows he has criminal lodgers.

 

[dlockers]

Almost as bad as a neighbor with a motorbike hobby.

 

[Deleted member 77746]

Wonder if his mortgage provider knows he has criminal lodgers.

Wonder if his mortgage company knows he's renting rooms Why wouldn't you want the police to arrest a criminal in your own house? Assuming they have done something and the police want to arrest them.

 

[Dyson]

Maybe rents rooms by the hour?

 

[Deleted member 77746]

Maybe rents rooms by the hour?

Massage rooms. Happy hour.

 

[Slam62]

You can kick them out use as much force as necessary,

(This is not legal advice and may lead to your arrest)

 

[Deleted member 77746]

You can kick them out use as much force as necessary,

(This is not legal advice and may lead to your arrest)

OP will be arrested for GBH. lol

 

[NoobCannon]

Stole a gucci belt? Low revenue owner?

im convinced that mums net is slowly taking over ocuk with these pathetic threads.

 

[itsallaboutyou]

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[Mr Badger]

If they aren't wearing proper police helmets then they are not actually in uniform and not only can you refuse them entry, but they have to leave your property and cannot return for 24 hours (even longer if that period ends on a Sunday). If they give you any grief about this point out that you are a freeman on the land and you know your rights and also that you pay their wages. Guaranteed they will be like putty in your hands after this.