sec.614Power to use force—exercise of certain powers

### sec.614 Power to use force—exercise of certain powers It is lawful for a police officer or law enforcement officer, and anyone helping the police officer or law enforcement officer, to use reasonably necessary force when exercising or attempting to exercise a power under— this Act, including, for example, powers under a surveillance device warrant or covert search powers under a covert search warrant; or another Act. Forced entry may be necessary to execute a search warrant and seize items. Forced entry may be needed for covert entry to a place to install a surveillance device. Force may be used to stop vehicles. This section does not apply to the use of force against an individual. s 614 (prev s 303) renum 2000 No. 22 s 19 sub 2001 No. 22 s 6 amd 2005 No. 45 s 14 ; 2016 No. 62 s 493 s ch 1 pt 1 (sec.614-ssec.1) It is lawful for a police officer or law enforcement officer, and anyone helping the police officer or law enforcement officer, to use reasonably necessary force when exercising or attempting to exercise a power under— this Act, including, for example, powers under a surveillance device warrant or covert search powers under a covert search warrant; or another Act. Forced entry may be necessary to execute a search warrant and seize items. Forced entry may be needed for covert entry to a place to install a surveillance device. Force may be used to stop vehicles. (sec.614-ssec.2) This section does not apply to the use of force against an individual. - (a) this Act, including, for example, powers under a surveillance device warrant or covert search powers under a covert search warrant; or - (b) another Act. - 1 Forced entry may be necessary to execute a search warrant and seize items. - 2 Forced entry may be needed for covert entry to a place to install a surveillance device. - 3 Force may be used to stop vehicles.