ok. Don't misbehave w/home invaders guise.... The cops just served the wrong address....again. Now what? Yes, it's called getting rid of them for a marginal increase in danger for a job that is inherently dangerous thus not passing on the danger to the citizenship they are to "serve and protect". There is no reason for no-knock warrants unless there's a hostage situation or some other extreme circumstance.
Hey dumbass, No one cares who's on your little ignore list...except maybe your girlfriend here. You gals can sync up your lists.
Vanny has me on "perminent ignore" because after I made it very clear I did not like him he being a cocky shit head PMd me for information about where I live and revealed he had a whole grand or maybe two a month to live on when he had been making himself out to be big balls trader man. He then thought saying he had nearly a whole 100k liquidity was impressive. As they say in Texas, if you're so smart, why ain't you rich? I brused a narcissists ego.
Another well thought out, eloquent retort on your part. Grow up ok. And Tony...quit encouraging posters that lack subsistence in their posts with likes, or I'll put you back on ignore too home-boy. Actually I won't, only because the entire sub-forum comes up as a blank when you and H4M are on ignore. @UsualName is just stupid, but he doesn't clog the whole thing up. Pretty sure @UsualName and @userque have day jobs. Go figure huh? It shows. Christ, I have no idea how Scat can read anything at all down here since he has all of you idiots on his ignore list.
nigga plz: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politi...warrants-breonna-taylors-death-could-end-them Data collected by Kraska shows that municipal police and sheriffs’ departments used no-knock or quick-knock warrants about 1,500 times in the early 1980s, but that number rose to about 40,000 times per year by 2000, he said. In 2010, Kraska estimated 60,000-70,000 no-knock or quick-knock raids were conducted by local police annually. The majority of those raids were looking for marijuana, he added. https://www.csmonitor.com/2006/1129/p03s03-ussc.html Raids that lead to deaths of innocent people are increasingly common; since the early 1980s, forty bystanders have been killed, according to the Cato Institute in Washington, D.C. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/03/18/us/forced-entry-warrant-drug-raid.html In Utah, no-knock warrants made up about 40% of warrants served by SWAT teams in 2014 and 2015, usually for drugs and usually done at night. In Maryland, 90% of SWAT deployments were to serve search warrants, with two-thirds through forced entry. From 2010 through 2016, at least 81 civilians and 13 officers died during SWAT raids, including 31 civilians and eight officers during execution of no-knock warrants. Half of the civilians killed were members of a minority. Of those subject to SWAT search warrants, 42% are black and 12% are Hispanic. Since 2011, at least seven federal lawsuits against officers executing no-knock warrants have been settled for over $1 million.
for a second there i thought userque was talking to that lunatic w/a husky in his pic that puts everyone on ignore.