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> This is standard procedure if they were noncompliant Laws differ greatly across the US as to this. I am unfamiliar with the laws and procedures of this parti
by Balgair 6y ago
> This is standard procedure if they were noncompliant
Laws differ greatly across the US as to this. I am unfamiliar with the laws and procedures of this particular jurisdiction though.
> No harm was done
Though everyone is different, pointing guns at kids is very likely far from harmless, no matter the firearm operator. As we have seen very much in 2020, law enforcement makes mistakes all the time (to be generous).
- giantg2 6y agoI know of no laws that would prevent clearing a house they way they did. If you have a mother acting illogically and emotionally, then I would say that is what would cause the harm. Kids will respond the way they think they are supposed to respond based on the response of others. If the mother remains calm and tells them everything was fine and normal, then there should be no harm.
- Balgair 6y ago> If the mother remains calm and tells them everything was fine and normal, then there should be no harm. Kids vary a lot, but I've not seen a kid that ever behaved in such a way.
- giantg2 6y agoYou've never seen a little kid get a bump and only start to cry when the parent starts to coddle them? This is very common. I can remember being a little kid and being afraid of stuff. A parent telling you not to be scared because the situation was normal can work.
- Balgair 6y agoThis is not my experience, no.