[JRandomFreeper]

The video also shows an officer destroying a security camera outside the home.

There is no good or appropriate reason to do that.

/johnny

[skinkinthegrass]

they're (ppl.) very lucky, seems the LEOs were preparing for
something else...hope the pets weren't sacrificed as targets.

[MplsSteve]

“The video also shows an officer destroying a security camera outside the home.”

That alone should be grounds for terminating that officer.

Outside of the fact that it was willful destruction of private property, it really makes the officer look bad - as if he destroyed the camera in order to cover up their bad behavior.

Sad.

[RinaseaofDs]

I can think of a few reasons why you’d want to do that approaching a meth lab or a grow house.

Had they taken the computers and recording equipment in the raid, after finding they had screwed up, THAT would have been clearly anti-4th A.

[Starstruck]

The video also shows an officer destroying a security camera outside the home. There is no good or appropriate reason to do that.

Those pesky devices make up things that are not in the official report.

[Altariel]

The camera is an impartial witness. We can’t have anything that makes Our Heroes Who Only Wish To Go Home To Their Families Safely look like orcish *thugs*!

</sarc>