More No-Knock Nonsense

[Magdump]

http://m.wafb.com/#!/newsDetail/25651908?orgId=57

 

[Neil09]

Wtf..


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[troy_mclure]

same team killed a pastor in 09.

 

[spec50trout]

Wtf..


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You should see the pics.

 

[Jack]

Officers throw flash bang into house of meth distributing low life **** stains. Flash bang burns child. Blame goes to officers for the accidental burns, not to the meth selling **** stains who's selling meth out of that house got the officers to toss a flash bang in there? Really?

 

[Hermit]

Officers throw flash bang into house of meth distributing low life **** stains. Flash bang burns child. Blame goes to officers for the accidental burns, not to the meth selling **** stains who's selling meth out of that house got the officers to toss a flash bang in there? Really?

The guy they were looking for wasn't even there. Nice work.

 

[Hitman]

Damn Tragic incident for sure.....

But you know what else is non-sense?

Being a drug dealer....out of your house....that is full of children(4 to be exact).

"They (told us they) knew that the homeowner's son was selling meth, so they kept the children out of sight in a different room while any of these going-ons were happening," Terrell said. "So when (our confidential informants) did go up and buy drugs at the house, they didn't see any evidence of children in the home."

"The information we had from our confidential informant was there was no children in the home. We always ask; that determines how we enter the house and the things we do," Terrell said. "(Police) had no way of knowing the child was in the house. The little baby was in there, didn't deserve this. These drug dealers don't care."

Terrell said his office is keeping in contact with the boy's mother. The sheriff says he and all the law officers who were part of this raid are heartbroken, but he says he doesn't know what they could have done differently.

Drugs......sigh......

 

[Neil09]

Officers throw flash bang into house of meth distributing low life **** stains. Flash bang burns child. Blame goes to officers for the accidental burns, not to the meth selling **** stains who's selling meth out of that house got the officers to toss a flash bang in there? Really?

No ones defending the drug dealer, or parents. They need to be punished. A child was still hurt, no matter how you look at it.


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[oppsImissed]

Im sure the LEO feels like **** about it. I know it would tear me up if I threw it

 

[Magdump]

Just makes me wonder how necessary no-knock warrants are, for all the bad that has been caused in the serving of these warrants.
The article stated the family had just moved into the house.

 

[lachef]

Is throwing a flash bang in the house of a meth dealer the best idea. What if they were cooking it there. Last time I checked fire and the chemicals for cooking meth don't really mix well.

 

[Hermit]

There was one lately, where a guy killed a cop
thinking it was a home invasion. Seems like
there are better ways to arrest somebody.

 

[Gator 45/70]

Do you think they could have tailed the meth-head for a few day's ?

Could have saved a lot of trouble and now big bucks for the parents.

 

[oppsImissed]

There is alwas a differant way to do everything. The Right thing would have been for the mother to have not let the dealer sell or cook in the house with the kids.

 

[madwabbit]

FYI the crib was in the center room obstructing the primary doorway, not in a bedroom. wish people would get facts straight before they launched their crusades.

sad story all around, but the sad fact is that scumbags have kids too.

 

[Neil09]

FYI the crib was in the center room obstructing the primary doorway, not in a bedroom. wish people would get facts straight before they launched their crusades.

sad story all around, but the sad fact is that scumbags have kids too.

I missed where someone said it was in a bedroom, or out if the way?


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[JR1572]

Intel gathering is very important.

I'm not justifying what happened at all. This is a tragedy, I'm just saying I can think of several reasons why this happened, and I'll just say that intel gathering is very important.

JR1572

 

[lachef]

There are 100 different ways it could have been done and executed. Some better than others. The thing is they are the "the good guys" they have a responsibility to be better than the people they are arresting. They have the responsibility of public safety and the safety of the unarmed children in the home they raid. Because the crib is in the way does not ok tossing a flash bang in the crib. They have the responsibility to know as best they can what they are walking into not just winging it and tossing flash bangs and hoping it all pans out. They did not know there were children in the house of which there were 4 and they didn't know the person they were after was not there. They have the responsibility to be better than that plain and simple. Because the mom is stupid does not ok what ever happens to a child at the hands of the police.

 

[Jack]

The guy they were looking for wasn't even there. Nice work.

**** happens. It is unfortunate that this wonderful family's actions led to their child being injured.

 

[Neil09]

**** happens. It is unfortunate that this wonderful family's actions led to their child being injured.

You don't have any kids, right Jack?


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