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Originally Posted by asterix031
He should have woken up from his (possibly druggy) sleep
Can such raids not be handled differently? Example - Surround the property appropriately, then gas the occupants unconscious before entering, allowing evidence to remain intact and disabling anyone inside at the same time? Just Or are bullets, dead bodies of possibly innocent people, and press conferences on raids-gone-wrong a more acceptable solution?
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Golf Club Boy was not sleeping. These people seldom sleep. And NEVER at night. methAMPHETAMINE.
No. US Supreme Courts have "allowed" no-knock warrants so that evidence does not get destroyed. Pretty hard to "justify" any search warrant if 100% of the time you never find what the warrant specified that you were justified in searching for.
And houses catch on fire and burn down when you shoot chemicals inside.