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re: Port Allen Woman's Home Demolished by Mistake
Posted on 3/12/24 at 9:53 am to MorbidTheClown
Posted on 3/12/24 at 9:53 am to MorbidTheClown
How the hell do you tear down a house without quadruple checking it's the right one, and that the person telling you to do it has the authority to do so?
Posted on 3/12/24 at 10:22 am to rundmcrun
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How the hell do you tear down a house without quadruple checking
I guess the same way surgeons have amputated wrong legs,remove a good kidney and leave a diseased kidney,etc.
Somebody had their heads up their butts.
I haven’t read any stories about that happening in a long time,I think hospitals have gotten much stricter about ensuring mistakes like that don’t happen anymore.
Posted on 3/12/24 at 11:55 am to rundmcrun
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How the hell do you tear down a house without quadruple checking it's the right one, and that the person telling you to do it has the authority to do so?
This is the third or fourth time recently that I have heard about this kind of a thing happening. Even obviously vacant houses in some state of disrepair should still have some safeguards in place to prevent an accidental demolition.
Several years ago there was at least one case where a house was in very good shape and obviously occupied and some workers still destroyed it. The fact that the home had no obvious problems with it, a well-manicured lawn and landscaping, and the entire inside of the home still had furniture and personal items on display, etc. wasn't enough to sound off alarm bells to the wrecking crew. I think that a neighbor even told them that someone still lived in the house. Needless to say that the homeowner was in for quite a surprise when they returned from the office that day.
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Posted on 3/12/24 at 7:57 pm to rundmcrun
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How the hell do you tear down a house without quadruple checking it's the right one
There have been cases where cops got a warrant for a certain address and then busted in the wrong house with flash bangs, guns to heads, etc.
Happened recently when the cops even had a pic of the right house. They approached a house, and one guy realized it was the wrong address. They regrouped and still broke in the wrong house, two doors away from the target address. Federal appellate court said the cops were not liable due to qualified immunity.
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