Under the consent once removed exception, officers cannot make a warrantless entry to arrest a suspect if consent to enter was given earlier to an undercover officer or informant.

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The "consent once removed" exception allows officers to make a warrantless entry to arrest a suspect if consent to enter was initially given to an undercover officer or informant, who then informs the officers of the situation, effectively extending the consent to them.

Under the Consent Once Removed Exception, Officers Cannot Make a Warrantless