If the officers are undercover, they don't need to be in uniform..I can see how that can cause confusion, but there wouldn't be a no knock raid if they weren't career criminals and they got the warrents after months of investigation on her and was approved by a judge. But they did knock in this case, and they were fired at..I'd rather have dead criminals than dead law enforcement.
There's no reasoning with blm so don't side with them.
They attempted to assassinate the one senator in Congress who is most opposed to no knock raids, Rand Paul. Shows what blm is really not about making any changes to the justice system.
Don't confuse what is simply, people wanting to make sure police are properly scrutinized and administered and, abandoning law and order like blm or even agreeing with them.
Ya there's more to this story.
We will see more in court.
Man, I think there does need to be a law that one officer has to have a uniform on to serve a warrant.
This is a can of worms of epic proportions...
If the officers are undercover, they don't need to be in uniform..I can see how that can cause confusion, but there wouldn't be a no knock raid if they weren't career criminals and they got the warrents after months of investigation on her and was approved by a judge. But they did knock in this case, and they were fired at..I'd rather have dead criminals than dead law enforcement.
There's no reasoning with blm so don't side with them. They attempted to assassinate the one senator in Congress who is most opposed to no knock raids, Rand Paul. Shows what blm is really not about making any changes to the justice system.
Don't confuse what is simply, people wanting to make sure police are properly scrutinized and administered and, abandoning law and order like blm or even agreeing with them.