Police invade Jewish party: is that allowed just like that? And can that also happen at your home?

In addition, the police may always invade if a crime is caught red-handed. According to a recent circular The Board of Procurators General, which determines the policy of the public prosecutors in our country, always requires prior approval from the public prosecutor. In practice, an officer who is of the opinion that he has discovered a lockdown party will always first call the prosecutor on duty before he raid.

For the sake of completeness, the police may of course always enter with a search warrant of an investigating judge, but that only happens in judicial investigations. These are investigations into suspects of serious crimes. That is usually not the case when catching lockdown parties.

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