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This article doesn't add up. Even highly-paid local government servants (i.e. the police in this case) aren't usually this stupid. What it's claiming is: if so
by hackaflocka 11y ago
This article doesn't add up. Even highly-paid local government servants (i.e. the police in this case) aren't usually this stupid.
What it's claiming is: if someone calls up the police to report that a squatter is occupying a neighboring apartment, there's a SWAT raid on that apartment?
Nope. This was either in a very high-security zone, or there was some other extenuating circumstance.
Here's my guess at why they didn't bother with asking the security guard or management, and just went with the word from a neighbor. The neighbor is a high-ranking member of the local SWAT organization.
- function_seven 11y agoNothing in the article indicates that a SWAT unit was dispatched. It was likely a couple of patrol units. Sadly, the article does add up for me.