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Raid? Yes, Raid. The article clearly mentioned "a heavily-armed K9 unit." The property owner could have easily been killed, in that situation. Why do you fe
by dreamweapon 12y ago
Raid?
Yes, Raid.
The article clearly mentioned "a heavily-armed K9 unit." The property owner could have easily been killed, in that situation. Why do you feel the need to describe it as a harmless "visit"?
- razster 12y agoI wish I knew why they couldn't just send 2 officers to knock on the door and ask, if the home owner refused then bring in a task force. US Police get more money when they send in a force than just one or two officers. That was a semi-raid, because they didn't break down his door and force him to the ground while ransacking his house. Still a raid yes.
- JoeAltmaier 12y agoPolice are always armed. They are trained in their use. A K9 unit is an officer and a dog, trained to be nice to people. This whole article is puffed-up baloney
- dreamweapon 12y agoSo the whole thing was more like the neighbor's dog, Spot, crossing your lawn to pick up a frisbee? Interesting viewpoint.
- talmand 12y agoNot at all, that wasn't what was posted at all. But, then, you knew that didn't you?