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The raid cost this guy real money, breaking in his door and damaging who knows what. I hope he makes a ton of money from this ordeal.
by omgwtf1000 4y ago
The raid cost this guy real money, breaking in his door and damaging who knows what. I hope he makes a ton of money from this ordeal.
- threatofrain 4y agoThe sheriffs also came up short on the money they seized.
- ou8_1_2 4y agoThis is the part that blew my mind... As I heard things, they left an evidence collection receipt that said, for instance "We confiscated $4800 from your house". But then when they returned his belonging, there was only $4400 (or whatever amount), and they're claim is "oh we miscounted. The receipt is wrong." That's not how receipts work Cletus.
- olliej 4y agoBetter yet, US courts have found that the government or agencies involved in searches are explicitly not liable for any damage as long as the warrant is "valid". "cool".