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Originally Posted by Milk 1027
Well then, you should know that one of the warrant exclusions applied to this situation. They weren't looking "for whatever it is they want", they were looking for a specific person which they knew was in the area and was an immediate threat to the public safety.
All I'm saying is, let the experts do their job. That's what they get paid to do. I'm sure their legal counsel know exactly what they're doing as well.
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I think the biggest issue that most here have a problem with is how it all was conducted. The extra few seconds it would have taken to politely ask the homeowners to search they're residence/property would be minimal, versus bangin on a door with the homeowner answering to numerous LEO with guns drawn and told to come out with theyre hands up and then everyone speculating as to why or what part of the 4th was violated. Secondly like Ive stated before why was the ability of the homeowner being able to defend his home/ property thrown out the window? All across the country things happen and in MOST instances its the citizens who take action. Whether it being defending themselves, calling police, etc. The people were not given NO choice in the matter at all.
I wonder how this tragic ordeal woulda played out in say Texas, Oklahoma, North Carolina?