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Hey, flatfoot, don't encourage the troll.
Mr Higgins, that was a bit uncalled for now, wouldn't you agree?
Bottom line is we are doing the serving of warrants wrong. The "no knock warrants" introduce too high a risk that the wrong person is going to get shot. It puts the officer in a position of having to make life and death decisions in the blink of an eye. I have read too many instances of them not knocking on the wrong door before they kick it in. If you really are justified in doing one, throw some tear gas in there. If it catches on fire, well, that will get them to come out too. That way, you are dealing with them in the front yard, with all the cops standing behind their vehicles.
Chicks dig cops? I guess some do, that whole thing is likely predicated on the risk connected to the job. I have had to rely on my thick wavy hair, good looks and charm to pick up chicks.
As far as the friends getting killed, too many funerals. Being a LEO is dangerous, are there any that did not know that going into it?
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