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They toss in a flashbang and the girl is SLEEPING on the sofa? I have to question that.


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The pre-trial motions failed and the case is proceeding to trial.

Let's let the 12 hearing the evidence make the call.



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A few years ago there was a program that followed various SWAT teams around with a camera.

I was most impressed with the Dallas team. Very professional, very creative, and they actually understood TACTICS.

There was another Texas team I liked. They would deploy their snipers ahead of time and have them in an over watch position before the raid team would even arrive. There were team that understood it was prior planning and excellent execution was what brought everyone home, and not an unplanned application of brute force.

The one I was the least impressed with was Detroit. When Detroit was on I called it "Amateur Hour".



No big surprise. Here is a recent ranking of the world's best SWAT teams.

1.GSG 9, Germany
2.San Antonio, Texas
3.Lexington, Kentucky, Emergency Response Unit
4.Dallas, Texas
5.DOE, Arkansas
6.Lawrence-Livermore, California
7.Plano, Texas
8.Wake County S.R.T., North Carolina
9.Bruce Power, Canada
10.Austin, Texas
11.Beaumont, Texas
12.Arkansas, State police
13.Taiwan
14.Shelby County, Tennessee
15.Nellis Air Force Base
16.Indiana, State Police
17.Contra Costa, California
18.Alabama, State Police
19.West Hartford, Connecticut
20.Missouri, State police


Was there some kind of competition?

If not, what was the judging criteria?


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Originally Posted by ConradCA
""He pulls back and his hand hits the trigger. ... It was an accident. It was not careless. It was not reckless," the defense lawyer said."

His hand shouldn't have hit the trigger no matter what.


YA THINK? It continually baffles me how many "professionals" don't understand and practice Cooper's Four Rules.

1) Treat all guns as if they are loaded

2) Never allow your muzzle to cover/sweep anything that you do not wish to destroy.

3) Keep your finger OFF OF THE TRIGGER until your sights are aligned on your target.

4) Know your target and what is beyond it.

Notice that you have to violate TWO of them for a tragedy to occur.

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Originally Posted by Take_a_knee


YA THINK? It continually baffles me how many "professionals" don't understand and practice Cooper's Four Rules.

1) Treat all guns as if they are loaded

2) Never allow your muzzle to cover/sweep anything that you do not wish to destroy.

3) Keep your finger OFF OF THE TRIGGER until your sights are aligned on your target.

4) Know your target and what is beyond it.

Notice that you have to violate TWO of them for a tragedy to occur.


True enough, but it baffles me just as much that people live with murderers and don't expect things to go badly.


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The little girl should have moved out of the house?

I know that's NOT what you mean by your post, but I don't know what you DID mean.


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I'm with you on that. Although a 7 yr old hardly has a choice.


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Originally Posted by curdog4570
The little girl should have moved out of the house?

I know that's NOT what you mean by your post, but I don't know what you DID mean.


What I mean is that living with criminals is bad for your health. Regardless of where the harm comes from, these people are always "shocked" that something bad happens to them.


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Originally Posted by KR13
I'm with you on that. Although a 7 yr old hardly has a choice.


Of course not, but the people that put her in that position did.


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I'm obliged for the reply.


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Originally Posted by ltppowell
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I'm with you on that. Although a 7 yr old hardly has a choice.


Of course not, but the people that put her in that position did.


The one's who put her there are probably the same one's who the flashbang and bullet were intended for.


You didn't use logic or reason to get into this opinion, I cannot use logic or reason to get you out of it.

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Originally Posted by ltppowell
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I'm with you on that. Although a 7 yr old hardly has a choice.


Of course not, but the people that put her in that position did.
Absolutely


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So we should be holding the mother and grandmother responsible for the little girl's death?


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Originally Posted by curdog4570
So we should be holding the mother and grandmother responsible for the little girl's death?


What was the proximate cause for the police being there?
They were serving a felony search warrant for drugs. So, assuming there was nothing wrong with the warrant, and if a felony quantity of drugs was found, it was the underlying felony (drug dealing) that lead to the child death.

Do we have a case for charging Mom and Grandma with Felony Murder?


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So we should be holding the mother and grandmother responsible for the little girl's death?
No


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Actually, it was an arrest warrant for a murderer, living in the home, and no, Mom and Grandmother should not be charged. They shouldn't be surprised though. If the bad guy had been stitched up for good reason and a pass through killed the girl, she would be just as dead.


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Originally Posted by RogueHunter
How exactly can you properly execute a swat raid when you have a distracting film crew that you have to be concerned with?


I think they call it the Janet Reno approach.


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"If the bad guy had been stitched up for good reason and a pass through killed the girl, she would be just as dead."

Of course she would. And the cops would be just as wrong as they are now, for sending a SWAT TEAM into house containing innocents.

"IF" the cops had waited for a better opportunity to arrest the bad guy, the person he is accused of murdering would still be just as dead.

"IF" contests can go on forever.


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