Do police/parole officers typically pull into a subject's driveway, or do they park on the street?

Question

In case it matters, I'm talking about a low-crime, residential neighborhood.

Answer 1

It doesn't matter, it depends on the cops' personal preference.

Answer 2

It depends on the officer's level of training and experience, the officer's personal feelings, and the level of the crime.

I parked in the street.

Answer 3

On the Public Road, not on personal property.Although, it depends on the circumstances. (I Would Think ) Good Question!  My Answer, reflects on the Liability Benefits Offered in NYS.

Answer 4

driveway.....

Answer 5

Depends on state laws.There are states where they must park on the street, as pulling into the driveway would require a warrant.

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Answer 6

I always park on the street.  You never know when a suspect has snapped and decides to start cranking off rounds.

Answer 7

the street atleast in minnesota they do

Answer 8

That depends ,in my state the laws requires the officer to have his lights on (considered to be a chase in progress) before an officer is allowed to enter private property. This is clarfication from a judge, years on the bench, whom I know. However the courts in my area who obviously know this ignore it. Local cops that I know have told me they know it, but, they ignore it. What does this tell you?

Answer 9

My guess is the street.

They would want to block in any vehicle in the drive/garage.

They also would want to keep their vehicle quickly movable straight ahead - not have to back out.

Answer 10

In that case probably the driveway