Doug Huffman
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http://www.newsdaily.com/TopNews/UPI-1-20080106-17462100-bc-us-drugraid.xml
LIMA, Ohio, Jan. 6 (UPI) -- The police chief in Lima, Ohio, acknowledges officers anticipated finding children during a recent drug raid that left a woman dead and her infant son wounded.
Police Chief Greg Garlock said it was suspected children may have been inside the targeted home, but conducted the raid nonetheless, the Lima News reported Sunday.
"Because of the fact there were toys on the outside of the residence they were concerned about the fact there could be children inside and they were taking every precaution when they made entry," Garlock said Saturday.
The Friday night raid resulted in the death of a 26-year-old mother, who was shot by an officer. The mother's 1-year-old son also was shot accidentally during the raid, but was said to be in stable condition Saturday.
A somber Garlock said state officials will investigate the shootings, the newspaper reported.
"This is not what any of us wanted to happen," the police official said.
Doug Huffman wrote:
http://www.newsdaily.com/TopNews/UPI-1-20080106-17462100-bc-us-drugraid.xml
LIMA, Ohio, Jan. 6 (UPI) -- The police chief in Lima, Ohio, acknowledges officers anticipated finding children during a recent drug raid that left a woman dead and her infant son wounded.
Police Chief Greg Garlock said it was suspected children may have been inside the targeted home, but conducted the raid nonetheless, the Lima News reported Sunday.
"Because of the fact there were toys on the outside of the residence they were concerned about the fact there could be children inside and they were taking every precaution when they made entry," Garlock said Saturday.
The Friday night raid resulted in the death of a 26-year-old mother, who was shot by an officer. The mother's 1-year-old son also was shot accidentally during the raid, but was said to be in stable condition Saturday.
A somber Garlock said state officials will investigate the shootings, the newspaper reported.
"This is not what any of us wanted to happen," the police official said.
Doug Huffman wrote:
There is no suggestion of an improper warrant in this article. Did judicial - let alone judicious - review fail again?