In the absence of shell casings, and if there are no persons ...

[stevenposner]

In the absence of shell casings, and if there are no persons around the vehicle, the officers:
 
  a. must obtain a search warrant before they can look in the car.
  b. may not touch the vehicle, but must wait for a tow truck.
  c. may make a limited warrantless entry to look for evidence of ownership.
  d. may conduct a complete search of the vehicle, since they do not have probable cause.

Question 2

If this vehicle matches the description of a vehicle stolen that morning from a bank parking lot, they:
 
  a. must obtain a search warrant before they can look in the car.
  b. may not touch the vehicle, but must wait for a tow truck.
  c. may make a limited warrantless entry to look for evidence of ownership.
  d. may conduct a complete search of the vehicle, since they do not have probable cause.

[makaylafy]

Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c

[stevenposner]

Great answer, keep it coming

[aliotak]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it