that were obtained through the search are inadmissible as fruit of an illegal
search. The first search occurred the day of the attack. Three of the officers who had responded to the call
concerning the attack immediately went to Crawford's home after Nicole Cutberth told the police that
Crawford had Kelly Roberts at his house nearby. The officers conducted a protective sweep. The officers
discovered there was not anyone present at the home. Greg Hopper, a Tippah County deputy sheriff,
testified "[w]e immediately entered the residence because we felt that there was still a crime in progress. . . .
[w]e made a thorough search of the residence by going through one room at that time." Hopper also
testified as to what items were discovered and collected as evidence from Crawford's residence during the
protective sweep:(1)

     Some of the items were rolls of duct tape, or one roll of duct tape that I remember. Also there was
      tape, other tape around the house that had what appeared to be hair fibers on them. Outside the
      residence also in the yard was duct tape with hair fibers. On the bed was where there was blood
      stains on the bed. Also a female Kotex was on the bed. There was some green, leafy substance in
      the, I believe in the hallway; a marijuana cigarette, which was also in the hall way or what appeared to
      be