Gunthr, if this was the first time this had happened, I'd say 'sure, point taken'. But this isn't the first time SWAT methods or no-knocks have been used improperly with tragic results. It's not even the tenth. Chair
Oh, I don't disagree. These tactics are applied widely and sometimes loosely. There are mistakes, law suites, political consequences and sometimes tragic human consequences when errors in judgment occur. The laws, the judges, and finally the tort system usually serve to keep things in check.
I'm not sure what you do about it, except jump up and down when it occurs where you are a voter, and demand that heads roll. Were you thinking about holding the police responsible for the planning and execution of these tactics, or sort of general nationwide ban on their use?
