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"sending heavy duty lawmen" that "made his wife cry first thing in the morning" talking about "stolen products and jailtime" who then "took everything, even the
by wongarsu 3y ago
"sending heavy duty lawmen" that "made his wife cry first thing in the morning" talking about "stolen products and jailtime" who then "took everything, even the empty boxes and bags" seems like a surprise attack to me.
That the attack depended on surprise and intimidation doesn't invalidate the use of attack or raid imho, that's the preferred outcome of any police raid too (and websters definition of attack is "to set upon or work against forcefully", no mention of physical violence).
- jdm2212 3y agoA police raid involves the express threat of violence if you don't comply -- that's what the guns and battering rams are for. A PI who's even vaguely trying to obey the law DEFINITELY does not expressly threaten you with violence, and won't allow any more than the barest implication either.