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Originally Posted by KootenayFlamesFan
My questions are who signed off on that warrant, was it that necessary? They knew where he was, why not wait until daylight and wait for him to come out or execute the warrant properly then? She died for no reason, and people are arguing it's somehow her fault for being mixed with her boyfriend, or his fault he shot first. I really don't think it's that cut and dry at all.
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*SHE*. It was Taylor on the warrant. It was Taylor who they believed to be involved with her ex's drug dealing. It was Taylor, her house and her car that they were going to search. Her boyfriend was not on the warrants. They did not know he was with Taylor that night (despite watching them come home...).
But no, there's not going to be anyone able to convince me that no-knock warrants, especially no-knock raids conducted at night by plain clothed officers with no body cameras to prevent some drug flushing and cash hiding will ever be considered necessary.