Posted on 05/15/2011 12:11:08 PM PDT by petitfour
We need to end ‘no knock’ raides in *all* cases except for hostage situations. The violence done to our rights and the constitution is far greater than what could ever be done by the slim possibility of someone flushing the evidence or even getting away.
Anyone not presenting a written copy of a search warrant for my inspection prior to entry ad best be wearing something that can stop a Winchester 300 magnum with a 200 grain nozzler.
The local paper and arm of the Democrat party, Arizona Daily Star, published the story yesterday below the fold. They see Dupnik should be the target of questions and they stalled the story. FBI should investigate, not Pima County Sheriff’s Department.
Naw, you're not so special, it's just 'cause you're breathing.
The state has no power over an honest man.
The news story I read yesterday said that the guy was hit with 60 bullets. I don’t think the paramedics could have done anything for him though they did not admit this. The news story did not say who said 60 bullets hit the victim. He was hit in the stomach and hands in his crouched position, and he must’ve fallen forward as his wife could not put pressure on the wounds because he was on his stomach.
They said they knocked and waited 15 seconds before breaking the door down because timing is essential when conducting simultaneous raids on 4 houses within a half mile of each other. It takes me more than 15 seconds to put on clothes to get to the door. I could be on the toilet. I could be in the shower. The only reason I could see to break in to someone’s house is if there was imminent danger to someone inside or a terrorist activity elsewhere.
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How about prosecutions for criminal negligence, if warranted?
How about conspiracy to commit murder if it's found any officer or officer of the court falsified an affidavit?
You miss the point.
Oh, HELL NO! No one affiliated in any way with Holder's Justice(?) Department should get anywhere NEAR the evidence in this case. Once that happens, Dupnik's thug murdering bastards will be found entirely justified, and they will make him a hero along with the killers.
Take it to a Grand Jury.
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On second thought, screw that.
Maybe some Marines will get together and get some justice for their brother.
Pretty dumb to start a war with the Marines, when all you have is a bunch of boobs that can't even get their story straight, Dupnik.
Have you EVER seen such an admission?
I haven’t.
“Anyone not presenting a written copy of a search warrant for my inspection prior to entry ad best be wearing something that can stop a Winchester 300 magnum with a 200 grain nozzler.”
Or a 174ga A/P from an M1! I will get a few of them before I go down!!!!
NO problem Vladimir,
most of us have somewhat dyslexic fingers too.
Or is that Dyslexic minds?
San Ramon officer delays plea to charges stemming from CNET scandal
Likewise an innocent bystander (unarmed) was shot to death in a swat raid to confiscate (and later resell for personal profit) narcotics. There are hundreds of innocent people entrapped and destroyed by this police-lawyer-criminal RICO organization.
You still miss the point.
I wish I could remember enough details of a confrontation in southern California. It happened years ago. It was likely after 9/11.
I heard about it on an area radio show called "The Radio Detective" hosted by a retired LEO and at the time a PI, Jerry Pearce.
But even at the time I heard the story I found only one reference to it on the Internet -- and that was in a foreign newspaper; in Red China actually, but the story was printed as Mr. Pearce reported it.
A small businessman with some relatively minor mental problems became confused, believing that he was lost and somehow in the mountains around Los Angeles he parked his car on an overpass (near LAX). He called his wife.
Police noticed the car and obviously investigated. I do not recall how things started to get out of hand but more police were called and the driver was instructed to exit the freeway to a side street.
There even more police arrived. Surrounded and still confused the driver got out and opened the trunk. He lifted out something that resembled a rifle. BIG mistake.
If I recall correctly it was estimated that two hundred rounds were fired. At least 150 hit the man. The coroner estimated that any one of fifty rounds could have killed the man.
Pearce managed to get a copy of the coroner's report and he had a family member as a guest. Otherwise the story seems to have vanished -- even on the day it happened.
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