re: New Indiana law allows citizens to shoot cops who enter house illegally

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Will find no dope in said house

The current procedure of knock and announce is sufficient. There is a policy reason to prevent destruction of evidence

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The amount of dope in a house that should justify an arrest warrant should not be an amount one can easily flush down the toilet or swallow.


Who gives a shite about someone having a few grams?

Plus, as was said: wait till they leave the house, then arrest them with the arrest warrant and then serve the search warrant on the empty house.


No reason to risk officer and civilian lives by ambushing people in the middle of the night.

Especially since the cops routinely frick up said "operations" and raid the wrong house.

But the police want to play Seal Team Six.

There is a man in Mississippi who got raided, shot at the people invading his house, killed the son of the sheriff (who was not trained to perform such raids), and was sentenced to death row.

The cops raided the wrong house.

Did that man deserve to be charged, much less convicted, with murder of a police officer and receive a death sentence?