Damn you, I was gonna say that!!
Damn you, I was gonna say that!!
I hate the idea of "no knock raids" If you participate in them you should expect to be fought against. It should be a tactic used only for the most dangerous of people and extremely rarely, it seems to be so common these days though. Even then, there are always other opportunities to get people when they are not expecting it like when they are walking to their car at the grocery store and don't expect it.
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>A Texas cop has been convicted for killing a couple during a controversial 'no-knock' drug raid. Gerald Goines was found guilty of two counts of murder in the January 2019 deaths of Dennis Tuttle, 59, and his wife Rhogena Nicholas, 58. The couple, along with their dog, were fatally shot after officers burst into their home using a 'no-knock' warrant that didn't require them to announce themselves before entering. Goines lied to obtain the raid warrant by claiming a confidential informant had bought heroin from the couple's Houston home before later changing his story.
I hate the idea of "no knock raids" If you participate in them you should expect to be fought against.
It should be a tactic used only for the most dangerous of people and extremely rarely, it seems to be so common these days though.
Even then, there are always other opportunities to get people when they are not expecting it like when they are walking to their car at the grocery store and don't expect it.
Archive: https://archive.today/AwoZo
From the post:
>>A Texas cop has been convicted for killing a couple during a controversial 'no-knock' drug raid.
Gerald Goines was found guilty of two counts of murder in the January 2019 deaths of Dennis Tuttle, 59, and his wife Rhogena Nicholas, 58.
The couple, along with their dog, were fatally shot after officers burst into their home using a 'no-knock' warrant that didn't require them to announce themselves before entering.
Goines lied to obtain the raid warrant by claiming a confidential informant had bought heroin from the couple's Houston home before later changing his story.
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