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She also told him she wouldn't let the officers in without a warrant.

When she hung up, she saw Carl DeLau and the other officers outside again.

She called her lawyer's office again and asked if someone could come to her house.

A lawyer named Walter Green drove over.

When he got there, it was around 4.30.

He saw several police cars and about 15 police officers all outside Dahlry Mapp's house.

People next door were coming outside to see what was going on.

Walter Green later said, "'It looked like something out of the movies.'"

Walter Green asked if they had gotten a search warrant.

He said if they showed it to Dahlry Mapp, she would let them in.

They wouldn't need to force their way in.

Another officer arrived at the house, and Carl DeLau told Dahlry's lawyer that now they had a warrant.

Walter Green says he wasn't allowed to see it.

One of the officers got the screen door open and broke a glass pane in the door to open it.

Dahlry Mapp asked to see the search warrant.

An officer named Lieutenant White showed her a piece of paper that he said was the warrant.

When she asked to read it, he refused.

Police handcuffed Dalry Map to an officer, while about a dozen other officers continued to search her home.

Police went to the apartment in the basement that Dalry Map rented out to another woman.

Inside, they found Virgil Ogletree, the man who the anonymous tip said was connected to the bombing at Don King's house.