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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gst" data-source="post: 188663" data-attributes="member: 373">I am trying ot figure this one out so I'll share with you what I know from someone directly involved. The complaint was made of animal cruelty by a twit out in Wisconsin based on a text picture from a fired employee. So LE weren;t wandering around, they were actually engaged in searching for evidence of a crime that had been reported. They were not given permission to enter the corrals or the barns but the property was not posted. As a result of this search a couple horses were found that a vet confiscated claiming they were starving. (two other vets contradicted her claims) (said vet has a history with this person regarding her alternative lifestyle and previous billings) Even though two other vets examined his animals a short time after and said there was no way given the condition they were in could they have been starving, the guy is facing several felony animal cruelty and misdemeanor animal abuse charges that stem partly from this search of the out buildings and corrals. What /I am wondering if you have a tax accounting business can LE just walk in and start looking around without permission going thru rooms in your business or even adjacent building related to the business without a warrant? Is so why would out buildings and corrals not visable without entering be any different as part of a ranching business? I understand the open fields deal but this is a ways from that. Curious about this one. What are the laws regarding LE entering private property that is posted without seeing a crime taking place?</blockquote>

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