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Originally Posted by brassmonkey
did you see the clear violation??? their suppose to hand you the warrant before they enter. i didnt see probable cause to enter without giving her a copy of the warrant. hopefully she gets a lawyer.
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You went to what law school?
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Originally Posted by blackmonsters
It wasn't sarcasm.
I just didn't think I needed to spell it out since the only reason the cops asked for ID was
they didn't know if she was the suspect or not.
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You seem to forget you are on GFY . . . the fact that this thread was started should have reminded you that common sense isn't all that common here.
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Originally Posted by SuckOnThis
The warrant wasnt for her, it was for her landlord who doesnt live there and it was for not cutting the grass. You think that its ok for cops to come into peoples houses like that? You don't think people have a right to videotape something in their own house? Christ no wonder the police state is upon us when people think shit like this is ok.
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What difference does it make what crime it was for? There was an arrest warrant . . . her first name sure sounds a lot like the name of the person they were looking for, and she was at the right address.
The fact that this had gone to warrant tells any LOGICAL PERSON that this wasn't just a matter of her not mowing the lawn.