or demagnetized, rather than suspecting that he had been evicted from the room.
Numerous other facts militate against a factual finding that Young had been evicted from his room, including:
 Young was never told by any member of the Hilton security staff that he had been evicted.
 Young's belongings were never removed from his room and placed into storage.
 There was no evidence that Young had been removed from the registered guest list at the hotel at the time of the search.
 Hilton security staff did not contact the police after first discovering the firearm, but instead chose to contact police only after Young returned to his room and found that he had been temporarily locked out.
 At the time of the warrantless search and seizure, both Hilton securitybank, which confirmed Cunag's fraud. Id. The hotel manager then locked Cunag out of the room and immediately contacted the police to file a crime report. Id. Three police officers arrived at the scene, and accompanied the manager to Cunag's room at the manager's request. The manager knocked several times, and after Cunag opened the door, the manager informed him that he needed to discuss the bill with him. Id. One of the officers smelled a "strong odor of smoke coming from the room" and was concerned that there might be a fire, so he stepped forward to enter the room. Id. Cunag responded by trying to close the door, but the officer persisted, pushed forward, and removed Cunag and the other inhabitants from the room. Id. The