Mr. Olson is lying in bed. On his bed-side table are two morphine pills which he stole from a family member. The police suddenly enter his house with a valid search warrant, allowing them to search his bedroom for morphine pills. The police approach Mr. Olson, who just woke up from his nap. Mr. Olson sees the police, grabs the pills, and swallows them. The police quickly obtain a search warrant to search Mr. Olson's stomach contents. To execute the warrant, they force-feed him a medicine that causes vomiting. In just a few minutes, Mr. Olson's stomach starts hurting, and he throws up. The police find two semi-digested morphine pills in the vomit. They place the pills an an evidence container for use in Mr. Olson's trial. Select the most accurate statement. Group of answer choices This sounds a lot like Illinois v. Gates. This sounds a lot like Rochin v. California. This sounds a lot like United States v. Sullivan. This sounds a lot like United States v. Monroe