The Knesset voted Wednesday 26 to 20 in favor of a bill that would allow police to break into a home without a warrant, if there is loud noise coming out of that home. The bill passed in the preliminary reading and has three more readings to go before it becomes law.
Yisrael Hayom said that the law would make it easier for police to deal with citizens' complaints about noise. The explanatory notes to the bill say that police have to deal with numerous complaints every day, by residents who report some kind of noise in their surroundings, and that events such as these could turn violent.
Bill: Cops May Enter Noisy Homes without Warrant - Inside Israel - News - Israel National News
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Yisrael Hayom said that the law would make it easier for police to deal with citizens' complaints about noise. The explanatory notes to the bill say that police have to deal with numerous complaints every day, by residents who report some kind of noise in their surroundings, and that events such as these could turn violent.
Bill: Cops May Enter Noisy Homes without Warrant - Inside Israel - News - Israel National News
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