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they don't go in with SWAT teams and stun grenades just to execute a search warrant. the story doesn't make sense.
is this the police's fault like david koresh was the police's fault?
SWAT teams should never be called until the cops have actually been shot at, using them for routine warrants should be grounds for everyone involved in the decision, including the judge who signed the warrant, to be fired and blacklisted from any government job.
SWAT teams should never be called until the cops have actually been shot at, using them for routine warrants should be grounds for everyone involved in the decision, including the judge who signed the warrant, to be fired and blacklisted from any government job.
Yes, because the po-po should never be worried about a person involved with drugs being a easy arrest or not having guns.
SWAT teams should never be called until the cops have actually been shot at, using them for routine warrants should be grounds for everyone involved in the decision, including the judge who signed the warrant, to be fired and blacklisted from any government job.
Yes, because the po-po should never be worried about a person involved with drugs being a easy arrest or not having guns.
Like that baby in the crib?
SWAT teams should never be called until the cops have actually been shot at, using them for routine warrants should be grounds for everyone involved in the decision, including the judge who signed the warrant, to be fired and blacklisted from any government job.
Yes, because the po-po should never be worried about a person involved with drugs being a easy arrest or not having guns.
SWAT teams should never be called until the cops have actually been shot at, using them for routine warrants should be grounds for everyone involved in the decision, including the judge who signed the warrant, to be fired and blacklisted from any government job.
Yes, because the po-po should never be worried about a person involved with drugs being a easy arrest or not having guns.
And if a few babies get torched in the process, well, broken eggs and omelets, right?
Officer safety like a mother fucker because that's the only thing that matters.
they don't go in with SWAT teams and stun grenades just to execute a search warrant.
You don't get out much, do you Jillian?
Yes, because the po-po should never be worried about a person involved with drugs being a easy arrest or not having guns.
And if a few babies get torched in the process, well, broken eggs and omelets, right?
Officer safety like a mother fucker because that's the only thing that matters.
Yes, they did this on purpose.
The kind of "low-life scumbag" who might be out of work, who needs to feed his family, and who is making it by selling a little weed, or a little powder coke, neither of which is nearly as harmful as booze or cigarettes.Yes, because the po-po should never be worried about a person involved with drugs being a easy arrest or not having guns.
Like that baby in the crib?
What kind of low life scumbag is involved in the drug culture and involves their babies. This is all the criminals fault. You do believe in law and order, no? You do believe in enforcing laws, no?
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And if a few babies get torched in the process, well, broken eggs and omelets, right?
Officer safety like a mother fucker because that's the only thing that matters.
Yes, they did this on purpose.
So they accidentally rolled up on this house with a SWAT team and accidentally chucked a flash-bang in the house without knowing who was or wasn't in the house?
The bottom line is the police don't give a shit about who does or doesn't get hurt because officer safety is the excuse they can always use and the courts go along with it.
The kind of "low-life scumbag" who might be out of work, who needs to feed his family, and who is making it by selling a little weed, or a little powder coke, neither of which is nearly as harmful as booze or cigarettes.Like that baby in the crib?
What kind of low life scumbag is involved in the drug culture and involves their babies. This is all the criminals fault. You do believe in law and order, no? You do believe in enforcing laws, no?
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I notice there was no information on what drugs were seized in this raid and how much of it -- if any at all. This situation certainly doesn't appear to be a take-down of a major heroin processor and distributor, which might justify the dramatically extreme tactics employed by these narcs -- who, along with vice cops, are the scumbags of law enforcement!
Yes, they did this on purpose.
So they accidentally rolled up on this house with a SWAT team and accidentally chucked a flash-bang in the house without knowing who was or wasn't in the house?
The bottom line is the police don't give a shit about who does or doesn't get hurt because officer safety is the excuse they can always use and the courts go along with it.
Yes, I would much rather a criminal get injured than a cop that protects and serves.
A confidential informant hours earlier had purchased methamphetamine at the house, the sheriff says. The informant told police that there were men standing guard outside the home, and it was unclear whether they were armed, according to CNN affiliate WGCL.
Because the suspected drug dealer, Wanis Thonetheva, had a previous weapons charge, officers were issued a "no-knock warrant" for the residence, Terrell said.
When the SWAT team hit the home's front door with a battering ram, it resisted as if something was up against it, the sheriff said, so one of the officers threw the flash-bang grenade inside the residence.Once inside the house, the SWAT team realized it was a portable playpen blocking the door, and the flash-bang grenade had landed inside where the 19-month-old was sleeping, the sheriff said.
The police were going to a known drug house...where a criminal who had previous weapons charges lived and sold drugs. I suppose they should have come with wine and flowers and wooed him out...right?So they accidentally rolled up on this house with a SWAT team and accidentally chucked a flash-bang in the house without knowing who was or wasn't in the house?
The bottom line is the police don't give a shit about who does or doesn't get hurt because officer safety is the excuse they can always use and the courts go along with it.
Yes, I would much rather a criminal get injured than a cop that protects and serves.
Because who needs rights when the agents of the state get to go home at night? Who cares if a mere citizen or innocent bystander gets injured or killed in the process so long as the police are safe?
A confidential informant hours earlier had purchased methamphetamine at the house, the sheriff says. The informant told police that there were men standing guard outside the home, and it was unclear whether they were armed, according to CNN affiliate WGCL.
Because the suspected drug dealer, Wanis Thonetheva, had a previous weapons charge, officers were issued a "no-knock warrant" for the residence, Terrell said.
When the SWAT team hit the home's front door with a battering ram, it resisted as if something was up against it, the sheriff said, so one of the officers threw the flash-bang grenade inside the residence.Once inside the house, the SWAT team realized it was a portable playpen blocking the door, and the flash-bang grenade had landed inside where the 19-month-old was sleeping, the sheriff said.
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It appears this drug dealer, who sold meth...used his baby's crib to block the door. What scum...how can you guys support this thug?
The police were going to a known drug house...where a criminal who had previous weapons charges lived and sold drugs. I suppose they should have come with wine and flowers and wooed him out...right?Yes, I would much rather a criminal get injured than a cop that protects and serves.
Because who needs rights when the agents of the state get to go home at night? Who cares if a mere citizen or innocent bystander gets injured or killed in the process so long as the police are safe?
You act as if the police planned to roast a baby. How do you blame the police and not the criminal. The METH dealer. The convict who has been previously arrested on weapons charges.A confidential informant hours earlier had purchased methamphetamine at the house, the sheriff says. The informant told police that there were men standing guard outside the home, and it was unclear whether they were armed, according to CNN affiliate WGCL.
Because the suspected drug dealer, Wanis Thonetheva, had a previous weapons charge, officers were issued a "no-knock warrant" for the residence, Terrell said.
When the SWAT team hit the home's front door with a battering ram, it resisted as if something was up against it, the sheriff said, so one of the officers threw the flash-bang grenade inside the residence.Once inside the house, the SWAT team realized it was a portable playpen blocking the door, and the flash-bang grenade had landed inside where the 19-month-old was sleeping, the sheriff said.
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It appears this drug dealer, who sold meth...used his baby's crib to block the door. What scum...how can you guys support this thug?
Because saying maybe the cops should have taken an approach that didn't result in a roasted baby is the same thing as supporting a thug.
I see your point, and I can accept it...nonetheless, this was a tragic accident. Nothing more. The man arrested is a hardened criminal and ALL the blame should be placed on him. AND, it was not a run of the mill warrant. It was a no-knock warrant because the suspect has already been defined as a piece of shit criminal scumbag. No bond??? That should tell you what kind of asshole this guy was.The police were going to a known drug house...where a criminal who had previous weapons charges lived and sold drugs. I suppose they should have come with wine and flowers and wooed him out...right?Because who needs rights when the agents of the state get to go home at night? Who cares if a mere citizen or innocent bystander gets injured or killed in the process so long as the police are safe?
I'm saying restraint isn't a bad thing, that the lives of cops don't trump the rights of citizens, and burned babies isn't just the cost of police doing business. You want to use SWAT for high profile problems like hostages and active shooters, then I'm all for it, but using it for run-of-the-mill warrants just because the cops don't want to risk themselves is asking for trouble.
Just who does this kind of unnecessary, brutal nonsense "protect and serve?"Yes, they did this on purpose.
So they accidentally rolled up on this house with a SWAT team and accidentally chucked a flash-bang in the house without knowing who was or wasn't in the house?
The bottom line is the police don't give a shit about who does or doesn't get hurt because officer safety is the excuse they can always use and the courts go along with it.
Yes, I would much rather a criminal get injured than a cop that protects and serves.
