Case v. Montana · ¶35

These facts, taken together, suggested that Case was neither already injured nor about to injure himself, but rather that the primary danger he faced would arise only if the officers entered his house. In other words, these facts tended to undermine the officers' basis to believe that he needed emergency assistance inside.

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