Elderly Woman Files Lawsuit After SWAT Team Raids Her Home (Video)

[kcchiefs6465]

Who are the thugs?



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The 68-year-old woman, Louise Milan was in the house with her 18 year old adopted daughter when police shattered a glass door and burst in after throwing flash grenades inside. Police came up empty-handed in the search for evidence about who had made the threatening posts but only after damaging Louise Milan’s house, handcuffing her and her adopted daughter and seizing their computers, according to a lawsuit that has been filed against the city of Evansville. The FBI later arrested Derrick Murray, a suspected local gang leader who lived nearby in his mother’s house and was using his smartphone to access the Milan's unsecured wireless network. City attorneys contend that the force used to execute the search warrant, was “objectively reasonable” and that officials are immune from liability.

[Schifference]

The majority of American citizens have no idea that this could happen to them.

[kcchiefs6465]

Bump.

[tangent4ronpaul]

OMG! a THREATENING POST!!! - those cops were like sooo justified in doing that! but WTF... they didn't even kill anyone - not even a dog shot! Man, are these guys loosing it.

I loved the part where the machine gun toting cops cuffed the 68yo, unarmed granny, telling her that the cuffs were for their safety...

$#@! these jack booted thugs!

It's too bad the victims don't take out more of them.

-t

[Occam's Banana]

Police came up empty-handed in the search for evidence about who had made the threatening posts but only after damaging Louise Milan’s house, handcuffing her and her adopted daughter and seizing their computers, according to a lawsuit that has been filed against the city of Evansville.[/B] [B]The FBI later arrested Derrick Murray, a suspected local gang leader who lived nearby in his mother’s house and was using his smartphone to access the Milan's unsecured wireless network.City attorneys contend that the force used to execute the search warrant, was “objectively reasonable” and that officials are immune from liability.

Translation: "Don't blame us! Louise Milan and her daughter did this to themselves ..."

[Danke]

No dogs to shoot? How disappointing.

[brushfire]

Such brave men.

[Anti Federalist]

City attorneys contend that the force used to execute the search warrant, was “objectively reasonable” and that officials are immune from liability.

"Right, so $#@! off and move along, got it?" - Officer Friendly.

[Henry Rogue]

Probably didn't even get their computers back. The low life scum.

[Henry Rogue]

After the raid, they're standing around laughing and joking like they just scored a touchdown. Fing slimy dirt bags.

[Danke]

"Right, so $#@! off and move along, got it?" - Officer Friendly.

Ya, they couldn't just knock on the door and serve a search warrant.

No, they needed to break things and terrorize the occupants at gun point.

You are still on the hook for my rehab expenses.

[Czolgosz]

It'd be so easy to snare these fools. They're so comfortable with the lack of any resistence.

[DamianTV]

After the raid, they're standing around laughing and joking like they just scored a touchdown. Fing slimy dirt bags.

“Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience.” - CS Lewis

They truly and genuinely believe they are doing "good" for the people.

[Henry Rogue]

“Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience.” - CS Lewis

They truly and genuinely believe they are doing "good" for the people.

It would not shock me that they see themselves as the good guys, the heroes. People can justify a lot of bad when they believe they are doing good.

[DamianTV]

It would not shock me that they see themselves as the good guys, the heroes. People can justify a lot of bad when they believe they are doing good.

In fictional stories, most bad guys think they are the bad guys. The ones, in fiction, that are bad guys but dont see themselves that way become more complex characters. Real people have the potential to be both incredibly stupid and remain very complex. So the bad guys, the bad cops that hide their immorality from themselves with their badges really do think they are doing the "right thing" when they shoot the innocents. To them, its just "collateral damage" and a price THEY are willing to pay, in our blood, to keep us safe from all the fictional boogeymen that live under everyones beds.

This is how the road to hell becomes paved with good intentions.

[kcchiefs6465]

In fictional stories, most bad guys think they are the bad guys. The ones, in fiction, that are bad guys but dont see themselves that way become more complex characters. Real people have the potential to be both incredibly stupid and remain very complex. So the bad guys, the bad cops that hide their immorality from themselves with their badges really do think they are doing the "right thing" when they shoot the innocents. To them, its just "collateral damage" and a price THEY are willing to pay, in our blood, to keep us safe from all the fictional boogeymen that live under everyones beds.

This is how the road to hell becomes paved with good intentions.

You make some very good points.

The road to hell has been cemented by the people's collectivist reasoning that a vote matters or rather, the result is the highest authority to be had.

[Austrian Econ Disciple]

Well, damn, look at those Afghani's get what they deserve....oh...this is America...$#@! could have fooled me. One of these days will get real ugly and their actions will come home to roost.

[rambone]

Full breakdown and analysis via Police State USA:

Indiana grandmother suffers violent SWAT raid when a neighbor used her wireless internet | Police State USA

SWAT officers had breached the home’s doors and windows in what authorities deceptively call a “knock and announce” entry. Officers technically knocked, yes, but video clearly shows that they began shattering glass no more than three (3) seconds after the impatient rapping on the door began. A raid performed in this fashion is, for all intents and purposes, indistinguishable from a veritable “no-knock” entry.

The “knock” was clearly used only as a distraction measure and was never intended to be a request for permission to enter the home. Generally speaking, the tactic also allows police to provide the public with more acceptable semantic descriptions of their actions, avoiding police state imagery through dubious word games.

SWAT operators were filmed displaying their appalling lack of weapons discipline. Officers casually pointed their rifles in unsafe directions — violating the most elementary of firearm safety rules — as they swept past multiple houses and windows with loaded weapons. Inside the Milan house, Stephanie appeared to have at least one rifle pointed at her prone body. Louise attested to the same treatment. As every student of firearms training knows, one should “never aim a weapon at a target you aren’t willing to destroy.”

Officers were filmed joking and carrying on before and after the raid, indifferent to the trauma and rights-violations they had just caused or were about to cause.

[kcchiefs6465]

Bump.

[LibForestPaul]

They're Negroes, who cares.

[jkr]

when did america become brazil the movie???



the 70's
thanks darrel gates!

[liberty2897]

"this video is no longer available because the youtube account associated with this video has been terminated"

Getting harder and more frustrating to deal with censorship everyday. We have completely lost control as expected. I would have to assume that the frustrations of online censorship will lead to other alternative forms of expression. Whatever that means....

[Origanalist]

It would not shock me that they see themselves as the good guys, the heroes. People can justify a lot of bad when they believe they are doing good.

Oh, they do. To a very disturbing degree.

[TheTexan]

They thought there was someone in the house that made a threatening post on the internet. What would you have them do, just knock on the door and wait for someone to answer????

There was possibly a possible violent person on the other side of that door!

[kcchiefs6465]

They thought there was someone in the house that made a threatening post on the internet. What would you have them do, just knock on the door and wait for someone to answer????

There was possibly a possible violent person on the other side of that door!

Going on a year of trolling. Great dedication.

[JK/SEA]

Going on a year of trolling. Great dedication.

he's the sarcasm King.