Does your home present a “high risk” to cops?

[eye95]

Does your home present a “high risk” to cops?

If I hadn’t lost all of my firearms to a tragic boating accident, mine would’ve.

Though unconfirmed in this instance, high risk search warrants include there being rifles, or something of similar danger inside the home, officials say.

Man facing charges after police, SWAT team serve search warrant at Dayton home

Dayton police, in addition to a SWAT team are at a residence on Vernon Drive Wednesday morning.

www.whio.com

The mere presence of a rifle in the home doesn’t justify a SWAT response. A rifle in the home should be considered the norm. Cops need to present a strong reason to believe that the rifle will be used upon them if they merely knock on the door and present the warrant before any action stronger than such presentation is authorized by a judge.

 

[FreedomVA]

Tyranny @ it's finest

The boys in blue are coming for you
They will take away your guns, then there won't be anymore fun
Now that you are stunned @ the infringement of your rights, how
will you get more guns to have some fun?
When all this tyranny is done, there won't be anymore guns
We the People, will have nothing left except water guns.

 

[solus]

EYE95 your reliance on WHIO newspeek media again becoming absurd.

Quote from the shock and awe article: Though unconfirmed in this instance...unquote

nuff said...period as anything else is conjecture, gossip, nonsense and perpetrates the misinformation myth...

 

[color of law]

Authorities from Dayton police and a SWAT team were called to serve a search warrant at a residence on Vernon Drive Wednesday morning.

Who was asking the police and THEIR swat teem to serve the warrant?

 

[OC for ME]

Better question...did the SWAT invade the correct house?

 

[solus]

Better question...did the SWAT invade the correct house?

ROFLMAO...posh ya think that matters to the nice LE's driving their military style vehicles??

 

[color of law]

What??? The military is invading a house to serve a search warrant?

 

[since9]

What??? The military is invading a house to serve a search warrant?

SWAT is not the military.

 

[solus]

SWAT is not the military.

Truly...hummm




Perhaps a better term might be pseudo or wanta be military...

 

[eye95]

Over my lifetime, the police have become militarized. IMO, that is dangerous to Liberty.

SWAT became a thing in the 70’s when groups of thugs became more organized and more heavily armed. The public was willing to accept more organized and heavily armed cops to deal with them. Unfortunately, these military-style police teams are becoming routine. Worse, average cops are dressing and equipping Ike soldiers in combat zones.

 

[solus]

Over my lifetime, the police have become militarized. IMO, that is dangerous to Liberty.

SWAT became a thing in the 70’s when groups of thugs became more organized and more heavily armed. The public was willing to accept more organized and heavily armed cops to deal with them. Unfortunately, these military-style police teams are becoming routine. Worse, average cops are dressing and equipping Ike soldiers in combat zones.

“Experts believes that police militarization was escalated in the 1950s and 1960s, an era in which riots were common in many U.S. cities.”

 

[color of law]

“Experts believes that police militarization was escalated in the 1950s and 1960s, an era in which riots were common in many U.S. cities.”

President Dwight D. Eisenhower famously warned U.S. citizens about the "military–industrial complex"

 

[eye95]

Which has nothing to do with the militarization of police forces.

I was born in the fifties and grew up in the sixties. SWAT became a thing in the seventies.

Anyway, I am sure one could find examples of SWAT-like stuff earlier than the seventies, but the exponential growth occurred in the seventies. At that time, the public seemed to want militarized police, in part due to some graphic news reports of standoffs heavily armed groups and lesser-armed police.

The militarization of police was also popularized by the 1975 TV show called SWAT. Before that, popular culture’s vision of realistic policing was Adam-12 and Dragnet.

Anyway, the precise decade of the militarization of police is a nit. I won’t participate in further picking of it.

 

[solus]

Which has nothing to do with the militarization of police forces.

I was born in the fifties and grew up in the sixties. SWAT became a thing in the seventies.

Anyway, I am sure one could find examples of SWAT-like stuff earlier than the seventies, but the exponential growth occurred in the seventies. At that time, the public seemed to want militarized police, in part due to some graphic news reports of standoffs heavily armed groups and lesser-armed police.

The militarization of police was also popularized by the 1975 TV show called SWAT. Before that, popular culture’s vision of realistic policing was Adam-12 and Dragnet.

Anyway, the precise decade of the militarization of police is a nit. I won’t participate in further picking of it.

Uh eye95, as stated militarization began in the 50s and 60s to quell ethnic riots now quit push misinformation would ya and do some research...

Things did occur before you were borne you know...TV shows...rolling on floor at your references...you probably believe howdy was real, didn’t you!

 

[Ghost1958]

SWAT is not the military.

You got that right.

They wanna dress like it, and drive toys like it, but they are universes away from military in tactics and effectiveness.

 

[FreedomVA]

Truly...hummm
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Perhaps a better term might be pseudo or wanta be military...

i think the word you are looking for is "Posers"

 

[FreedomVA]

SWAT teams, DEA raid car stereo shop in Culpeper with armored vehicle in drug sting

Operation last week resulted in four arrests, seizure of suspected crack cocaine, heroin and pills along with cash and three vehicles.

www.fredericksburg.com

another fine examples, of posers misuse of American taxpayers fund.......Really? I think it's a deploy tactics they are trying out to see the success outcome, then next would be gun owners /Red flag deployments

 

[Ghost1958]

Some of what they seize they bring in and plant. Just to be sure there isn't egg on their face if nothing illegal is actually there.

 

[Deanimator]

If you WANT to be a danger to the police do the following:

• Obey the law and demand that they do likewise.
• Assume everything they say could be a lie.
• Do not assume good intentions on their part.
• Exercise your right to remain silent without benefit of counsel.
• When necessary avail yourself of your remedies in civil court.

Do those things and cops will hate you more than Mumia Abu Jamal and Chris Dorner combined.

 

[FreedomVA]

If you WANT to be a danger to the police do the following:

• Obey the law and demand that they do likewise.
• Assume everything they say could be a lie.
• Do not assume good intentions on their part.
• Exercise your right to remain silent without benefit of counsel.
• When necessary avail yourself of your remedies in civil court.

Do those things and cops will hate you more than Mumia Abu Jamal and Chris Dorner combined.

that's alot of hate, need to work out them emotional roller coaster feelings?