ReasonTexas Cops Realized They Raided the Wrong House. They Kept Searching Anyway.
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
56% : The video evidence...shows that law enforcement remained in the home after the sweep was concluded....54% : In the warrant application, Deputy Rodriguez wrote that the tip came from a "credible and reliable person" and that he had verified it via "personal investigation and/or through discussions with other law enforcement personnel."
46% : But the case is a crash course in the levers available to the monopoly on state power -- from the drug war, to surveillance, to no-knock entries, to botched warrants -- and the importance of government accountability in such circumstances.
33% : "Here, it is undisputed that law enforcement had the wrong address," notes the court.
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