SWAT team throws concussion grenade into baby playpen during no-knock raid

[BigBoxaJunk]

Don't sell drugs or have a baby where you sell drugs and you won't get flash banged.

So, you're suggesting that the presence of the baby caused the police to use the grenade?

 

[88GT]

There it is. The law is the law. Those damn slaves should have sucked it up.

 

[KG1]

So, you're suggesting that the presence of the baby caused the police to use the grenade?

Just say'n.

Hopefully this sheds some new light on the rationale............. the more you know.......

 

[jamil]

I have gone popcorn.

Anyone have a Sprite.....anyone

Aaahhhhhhhhh
Thanks man. I owe you.

now that I think about it, sprite does go very well with popcorn. I think there's a can left in the fridge. Crap. No popcorn except the microwave stuff. Eh, it'll have to do.

 

[Fletch]

Hey as long as nobody got high, they could have molested the kid and it would be OK.

 

[rambone]

Drug users and their families aren't really human anyways.

 

[Denny347]

I have gone popcorn.

Anyone have a Sprite.....anyone

Popcorn is soooooo...2013.

 

[Dean C.]

Take a good look. This is what came crashing through that door. This is what blew up in that baby's face.

[video=youtube;s4VJaNVHa88]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4VJaNVHa88[/video]

That was a horrible example of a house clearing.
1. That flashbang toss really?
2. The entry guy took his sweet time entering and basically did not look down the hallway at all.
3. They obviously knocked on the door.
4. They are lucky the perps didnt have the doorway wired with a claymore just saying.

 

[steveh_131]

I scanned through this thread and I think I've got it all now -

Cops are Bad
Drugs are Good
Laws are Bad
Criminals are Good

How did you cram so many logical fallacies into such a short post?

 

[Darral27]

I scanned through this thread and I think I've got it all now -

Cops are Bad
Drugs are Good
Laws are Bad
Criminals are Good
Rob377 is 10yrs old
Popcorn stocks are Soaring











General Political Section is always entertaining.

So I guess the 19 month baby old had it coming? Every time a snitch gets paid for info that is valid reason for a no knock warrant? Police should not have to do actual police work to ensure they do not harm innocents?
Laws are what they are whether I agree or not. I however cannot support maiming children because the police don't feel like doing their due diligence. Hell, seems to me they could have just knocked on the door and got what they wanted without the grenade in the playpen.

 

[Shibby575]

So, you're suggesting that the presence of the baby caused the police to use the grenade?

What I'm saying is that the baby had the gernade stashed because of drugs. The cops just set it off. If you sell drugs, don't cry because you broke and are breaking the law and your **** and family gets ****ed up because of it.

 

[churchmouse]

now that I think about it, sprite does go very well with popcorn. I think there's a can left in the fridge. Crap. No popcorn except the microwave stuff. Eh, it'll have to do.

Sprite is the only thing to drink with popcorn.

 

[Shibby575]

So it's all fair game for the Po-Po to use/misuse whatever tactics they want? Why not just drone strike the SOBs then and hold the parents responsible for the whole block getting blown up?

Flash bangs are the proper tactic when raiding a drug house.

 

[eldirector]

I think many of us are questioning the need to raid a "drug house" in the first place.

 

[Trigger Time]

Seems to be the conclusion. A law is a law no matter how much it sucks. Break it, pay it. I may not agree with something, but this is the hand we are dealt.

No sorry but I strongly disagree with my whole being

 

[Shibby575]

The question that you are posing is plausible. Try being the guy who's family lives on that paycheck and who's job is on the line if they don't do as the directed. This seams like someone had filed the proper paperwork and there was enough evidence for a magistrate to sign off on the warant. Unfortunately a child was harmed. But they did their job properly. The law may be something debateable, their tactics were not.

 

[Trigger Time]

The question that you are posing is plausible. Try being the guy who's family lives on that paycheck and who's job is on the line if they don't do as the directed. This seams like someone had filed the proper paperwork and there was enough evidence for a magistrate to sign off on the warant. Unfortunately a child was harmed. But they did their job properly. The law may be something debateable, their tactics were not.

I know cops that would give up a "job" any day to not compromise their integrity

 

[churchmouse]

I think many of us are questioning the need to raid a "drug house" in the first place.

Yup

 

[KLB]

The question that you are posing is plausible. Try being the guy who's family lives on that paycheck and who's job is on the line if they don't do as the directed. This seams like someone had filed the proper paperwork and there was enough evidence for a magistrate to sign off on the warant. Unfortunately a child was harmed. But they did their job properly. The law may be something debateable, their tactics were not.

You pretty much skipped reading the thread and the article did't you?

 

[88GT]

I think many of us are questioning the need to raid a "drug house" in the first place.

I'm questioning the the need to call multiple people in this thread an idiot.