People v. Glorioso

Police violated "knock and announce" rule when they forced residence door open with battering ram within three seconds after announcing their presence; but per U.S. Supreme Court case of Hudson v. Michigan, federal exclusionary rule does not apply to such violations. Per "lockstep" doctrine of People v. Caballes, exclusionary rule applies to Defendant's state constitutional violation claim; thus court properly denied motion to suppress evidence found in residence.