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Police burst into wrong apartment, shoot innocent woman hiding in closet
HEMPSTEAD, NY An innocent woman hid in a closet when armed strangers unexpectedly broke into her apartment. While cowering in fear, she was discovered by one of the intruders actually a police officer raiding the wrong address who promptly shot her in the chest after opening the closet door.
A Flawed Warrant
The botched raid was part of a joint narcotics investigation by the Nassau County Police Force Bureau of Special Operations (BSO), the Town of Hempstead Police Department, and the Nassau County District Attorneys Office.
When officers had reason to suspect that someone was in possession of arbitrarily banned substances, a search warrant was signed by a New York judge, authorizing police to break down the suspects door at any time they felt appropriate without warning. The no-knock warrant was justified by the possibility that evidence would be destroyed, according to official documents.
http://www.policestateusa.com/2014/iyanna-davis/#prettyPhoto
HEMPSTEAD, NY An innocent woman hid in a closet when armed strangers unexpectedly broke into her apartment. While cowering in fear, she was discovered by one of the intruders actually a police officer raiding the wrong address who promptly shot her in the chest after opening the closet door.
A Flawed Warrant
The botched raid was part of a joint narcotics investigation by the Nassau County Police Force Bureau of Special Operations (BSO), the Town of Hempstead Police Department, and the Nassau County District Attorneys Office.
When officers had reason to suspect that someone was in possession of arbitrarily banned substances, a search warrant was signed by a New York judge, authorizing police to break down the suspects door at any time they felt appropriate without warning. The no-knock warrant was justified by the possibility that evidence would be destroyed, according to official documents.
http://www.policestateusa.com/2014/iyanna-davis/#prettyPhoto
We don't have a Police Dept. in my town and I will continue to fight to make sure we never have one - Fuck Kops
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Police burst into wrong apartment, shoot innocent woman hiding in closet [View all]
FreakinDJ
Jun 2014
OP
The war on people..well done criminals. How many more before there are congressional hearings
Jefferson23
Jun 2014
#1
Right. Seriously. Who cares? Whose life is threatened by not securing the evidence? What
Ed Suspicious
Jun 2014
#17
Supreme Court said Police never make mistakes and never never lie after they make a mistake
FreakinDJ
Jun 2014
#16
Only 62 Members of Congress Voted Against Police Militarization Last Night
RufusTFirefly
Jun 2014
#4
I'm sick and tired of these raids. happening WAY too often. "No Knock" should be banned.nt
7962
Jun 2014
#5
"Police! Police!" can sometimes be a cry of warning, not an appeal for aid . . .
Journeyman
Jun 2014
#23
Out of control police + out of control gun policies = war on innocent citizens.
Initech
Jun 2014
#28