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They’re not liable to repair damage incurred from a raid or any other action. If the fire department has to chop your door open with an axe to gain entry to you
by quickthrowman 7mo ago
They’re not liable to repair damage incurred from a raid or any other action. If the fire department has to chop your door open with an axe to gain entry to your home, they don’t pay for that either, you do.
If the police execute a search warrant on your home and kill your pet or a person, guess who is responsible for cleaning up the blood and mess? I’ll give you a hint, it’s not the police.
- malfist 7mo agoThere's even a legal case where police took a backhoe to a building and tore one wall completely out instead of negotiating during a hostage situation. The homeowner was unable to get compensation for their destroyed home.
- cucumber3732842 7mo agoHis mistake was stopping when the lawsuit failed. Anyone can rent a backhoe. People forget that there is also a court of public opinion you can appeal to.
- malfist 7mo agoAre you suggesting a killdozer v2? I'm not sure what you're implying.
- cucumber3732842 7mo agoJust tear the wall off a relevant party's house and then return it to the rental place.