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The supreme court has a lot to answer for try suing cripes they beat the crap out of an 18 yr old but got qualified immunity for bashing the poor boy into hospital but that's ok wtf.
This is called terrorism, not protection. No one should have this kind of power, without penalty. All this society needs to hear is black people and drugs. No responsibility and no accountability. Law enforcement? In this case what law were they enforcing. Was this just mistake. It's happening far to often and far to often black people. Brianna Taylor was killed no justice for black people in America. Think about it. We've got a phony person, pretending to be Black, running for president, saying she's not going to do anything for just black people, and she wants your vote. How can you in good conscience, and being black keep doing things that continue to leave some black people behind. We are indeed our own worst enemy. And we do it for free. Stop falling for it. Draw the line right here, don't vote for this imposter. Don't vote for this phony. Don't vote for the psychopath either. This is a difficult thing to do I know. We as black people are going to have to unite and create an agenda for us. The so called black leaders are the only ones who benefit from this kind of plan. I think these people would qualify as middle class. They are subject to the same treatment as the rest of us.
why should anyone donate money to lawyers? IJ pretends they are the "peoples champions" Lawyers=liars, there is no way around it. They are trained to lie to all parties simultaneously and be convincing. I should clarify- attorneys are the sociopathetic narcissists. lawyers just have a degree and may not practice law or try cases in court.
Funny how the pizza delivery boy, a 17-year-old pot head, can manage to get the right address, but federal law enforcement is so easily confused by street names and house numbers.
And if he had reached his gun, or anything they THOUGHT was a gun, they would have murdered him and faced no consequences. This isnt an isolated incident
Correct!!! WAKE UP EVERYBODY... They Are Intentionally Getting The WRONG HOUSES On Purpose ALL OVER THE US!!! To Terrorize THE PUBLIC !!! It Was NOT A MISTAKE!!! NOTHING THEY THE FBI, SWAT GANGS... DO IS A MISTAKE!!! IT IS ALL ON PURPOSE!!! WAKE UP!!!
Look at what happen to the man in Arkansas just about one year ago the ATF raided his house even though they didn't have a warranty for his arrest, no knock during darkness and even covered his cameras. He fire one shot because he thought they were being robbed. They murdered him in front of his wife, they investigated themselves and found no wrong doing .
These cases of mistaken address are happenning way too often in America. How about replacing some of the physical and shooting excercises with mandatory lessons in geography and navigation?
Or maybe just raise hiring standards. Police training should be focused on the tactical skills needed to perform the job. Everything else, like knowing the law and people's rights and being able to properly read addresses should be a prerequisite. If a lawyer needs to go through 8 years of schooling before qualifying for a job, that's the least we could ask of perspective police officers.
@@gta4everrr no one wants to be the police anymore. Democrats and their friends in the media have destroyed interest in the profession. That’s why you have non-citizens being hired in Los Angeles, Minneapolis, and other places.
@@gta4everrr the Democrats and their demonization of the police since 2020 has destroyed law enforcement recruiting around the country. Elite agencies like the Secret Service are down hundreds of people. The standards will continue to be lowered in places like Los Angeles and Minneapolis but they now hire noncitizens.
Our government, with the blessings of the Supreme Court, gave itself and government actors immunity. I think we can do immunity for protecting people, for example, a team that raids the Wong house but someone jackoff wrote the incorrect info. Protect the team, BUT it shouldn't matter. The citizens should be paid regardless.
They should, but won't. Violating the Constitution does not apply to the government. The same laws that apply to the public do not apply to government officials. They will face no consequences or accountability. That's how the system is designed. Your rights are meaningless.
@@GameBrog false. SWAT teams raid Amish farmers to destroy their raw milk. SWAT teams are completely unnecessary. Local authorities already know who and where the really bad guys are. They are protected. And the worst criminals are judges and politicians. Police porn films have conditioned the American citizenry to accept unconstitutional, brute, governmental force.
They should be legally required to get an uber to the address they're about to raid, and then order DoorDash, or something from Amazon, to make sure it's the right address because apparently reading is too difficult for them.
If it comes down to that, why are our tax dollars going to incompetent people? Who is in charge of hiring these people? Why aren’t we allowed to demand that more qualified people take these jobs instead of anyone with a pulse?
The fact that this teenager is holding up a picture that he drew as a child really hammers home time people have to spend when they try and get justice.
@@worldlife9834 they seem to make a lot of mistakes, and then never take accountability for them. Also when your mistakes ruin or cost lives expect to be heavily criticised, if you don’t like it get the fuck out the job.
Look at the neighborhood they're in. Nice looking houses, well manicured lawns. Some people think this only happens to poor people in bad neighborhoods. Think again. It can happen to anyone at any time.
@@amberowens5381 I was a cop back when the Columbians were moving the drugs. We served plenty of warrants on stash houses full of coke in very upscale neighborhoods. You don't want to store a few mil in drugs in the hood. Someone might steal it. Also, they do a lot of white collar crime involving doctors, lawyers and other professionals.
@@amberowens5381 the types of crimes the FBI investigates are usually higher level so there tends to be a high cash flow so the criminals live in nicer neighborhoods. The kinds of cases the local PD investigate are usually local level criminals which generally have less cash flow. Plus lots of high level criminals will have friends in the local PD to keep an ear out for things like raids.
Slight correction, they need qualified immunity because there are people who will sue a police officer if they give them a traffic ticket for speeding. When they were going 90 mph in a 40 mph zone, they use qualified immunity because they hired a bunch of morons. I have not done my research, but I am morally certain that the great majority of police who cried qualified immunity were actually guilty of improper conduct. You don't hear about the one in 1,000 cases where qualified immunity was actually properly applied. They vanish into the bass moraz e. Of police cover ing. Their asses when they either deliberately or recklessly effed up.
@@richardrobinson5824 The whole frivolous lawsuit excuse is way overblown. No one is seriously wasting their time and money suing police for rightfully giving them a ticket. Even if they are, courts should easily be able to review the facts and throw the case out on its merits, instead of giving the police immunity. Immunity should be reserved for those rare instances where police *truly* are in a life or death situation and need to make a split second decision that violates the law and/or someone's rights. Even in those cases, it should be reserved for situations where they truly had no other choice.
If it's the insurance company of the government/police, they should honor their contract (and raise rates across the board among government agencies). If it's the private individuals insurance, they should likewise honor their contract, but the government should pay too.
@@angie99656 - it should come out of the PAYCHECK of those who made the mistake. Taking money out of a department budget is just taking money from innocent taxpayers, not the ones guilty of the mistake.
We need a new system. There’s no way exceptions should allow people to be done wrong especially involving law enforcement or even our own government for that matter
The system is fine for the most part, it’s the DEI hires and low IQ people being allowed to fail upwards. It’s people on the left who has taken over the FBI, putting their people into positions of power.
Correct!!! WAKE UP EVERYBODY... They Are Intentionally Getting The WRONG HOUSES On Purpose ALL OVER THE US!!! To Terrorize THE PUBLIC !!! It Was NOT A MISTAKE!!! NOTHING THEY THE FBI, SWAT GANGS... DO IS A MISTAKE!!! IT IS ALL ON PURPOSE!!! WAKE UP!!!
@@PatrickKingJr the money is not the point. The money can't erase the emotional trauma and it sure doesn't make what LE did right in any way. It's about changing this fk'd up joke of a "justice" system
Thank you for your presentation Patrick. Wrongful tactics such as these need to be punished. Cops need more schooling. They need to know how to read numbers and double-check them. Duh.
It makes you wonder if this was the same road that Nazi Germany started down. I cannot imagine the trauma this family went through, they might never feel safe in their own home again. Raiding the "wrong" house should NEVER be acceptable, people need to be fired, and FEWER no knock warrants.
I thank God nooo!! tragedy took place and the officer that came back to apologize that was a good deed. Though it doesn't excuse the trauma this family was left with. Much love to your family ❤❤
So WAKE UP EVERYBODY... They Are Intentionally Getting The WRONG HOUSES On Purpose ALL OVER THE US!!! To Terrorize THE PUBLIC !!! It Was NOT A MISTAKE!!! NOTHING THEY THE FBI, SWAT GANGS... DO IS A MISTAKE!!! IT IS ALL ON PURPOSE!!! WAKE UP!!!
You mean to be policy makers or so they could with a different unrelated degree while getting hired on a police force to be steaing all the checks and cash they can get their hands on whenever they are working in a highrise building mail room allegedly there to be only doing their welfare checks there too in a building where young people whom they believe are respectable allegedly in contrast are often doing things which set the fire alarms off in the middle of the night around once a week. A lot of us tenants in a highrise building being run by Boardwalk here in Canada complained to the people behind the rental offices often about that taking place but it just kept on for the longest time falling on deaf ears until management and means to do proper renovations had improved. For example when replacing 3 in a row elevator cars along with all of the control panel wiring for them on every floor too. Figured out that whenever the ellevator control panel system was malfunctioning until then that walking one floor down there then the elevator car panel would work. Got one of my wrists and part of the one forearm caught inbetween shut elevator doors once to while the elevator car was starting to go up. While onlookers were screaming I managed somehow to use my long fingers to manually depress the old fashioned mechanism to reopen the door soon enough to escape. I It was then I remembered seeing an odd looking device near one corner of one of the elevator doors. When I checked to get a second look at it it was still there. Looked to have been maybe the work of a saboteur however I knew full well that if I complained about that I would then be called Schizophrenic while the thing was being taken down. My arm hurt for a whole month after but I had no tell tale bruising on it. Put up with that and near the end of over 10 years in that building a really leaky ceiling too while my rent was being subisdized by Capital Region Housing. Capital Region Housing prior to that which by the way some clueless dame from that office in town once offered me the advice to while being a single mom get pregnant again to maintain my status in the projects with more than one bedroom for me and my 2 children who were both over the age of 8 by then at the time. I finally escaped from Captial Region housing too only 5 years ago with a lot of help from my brothers and mother and friends helping me through "The Troubles" along with ("Iintegration Policies") in North America too. Today it is Truth and Reconciliation day here in Canada.
The effect is the same ! One law for criminal home invasion. Same law for criminal home invasion with badges. Not complicated considering end result to the victims
How is it this government can commit ANY criminal act against its own citizens and not be held to any serious account ? Someone please explain to me the twisted and insane 'thought' process that allows this to happen.
Definitely not free . And certainly not cheap . If you think drunken frat boys can max a credit card , you have t seen anything . But people keep simping .
The standards to obtain a no knock warrant should be extremely strict. They should be for extremely rare circumstances. This sort of thing should not be happening to people on a regular basis but I keep hearing about it. Police need to be held accountable.
Imagine if this family was poor and had no home insurance. Imagine the homeowner actualy retrieved his gun and was seen with it prior to developing an understanding of what was actually happening. Imagine the grenades thrown in landed near a infant or young child. All of which has happened during these criminal invasions
This is inexcusable and terroristic behavior. The government and law enforcement can do whatever it wants and not suffer the consequences for its actions. If citizens are not exempt then neither is people in authority and power. You cant make a error and failure and chop it up to you can do whatever you want without punishment. Unacceptable
They weren't in the wrong house, there was no warrant. "Oops, wrong house" happens everyday all over the country. They're intentionally doing this to add to the chaos
Pay these people. If the property damage was covered, so should the emotional damage. These people will likely never see the police the same as they did before their house was broken into. Their constitutional rights were violated, for no reason.
I'm thinking one of the reasons the wheels of justice move so slowly is in the hope the plaintiffs will throw down the towel and give up on the lawsuit. But it's really hard, close to impossible to "move on" without having justice served.
They are supposed to. You are supposed to particularly describe the place you intend to raid, including the address and physical description that would allow someone who has never been there before to recognize the home. In addition, if you were looking for particular suspects, you are supposed to describe them and have Recent pictures of them so they can be easily recognized and sorted out from uninvolved people. Clearly, the FBI is incompetent and does not have basic procedures in place to prevent this
Every time a wrong house raid happens, someone in law enforcement should be blacklisted from policing, and have their retirement funds stripped to pay for all the resulting lawsuits from their fuckup.
I operate a podcast that discusses government wrongdoings and I expect the FBI at my door one day to tell me to knock it off or delete the channel. They do things wrong and we get punished - that sounds like a sociopathic bully.
Inexcusable and should be all fired, but no they are all allowed to continue on with no consequence and the victims no recourse this is out of hand and needs to be curbed now. The justice system made this mess and it is time to clean house and quit sweeping it under the rug!
Seriously? How hard is it for law enforcement, let alone FEDERAL ones, to get home addresses right? How HARD is it!? I’d like to know because this has become a pandemic in our country! A pizza delivery guy got that right nearly all the time, but law enforcements don’t? Are you kidding me, FBI? Are you kidding me?
The raid commander at least attempted to do the right thing by giving this gentleman a card... Shameless at a court would throw that out as if they could care less what kind of damage they've done to this family's peace...
This does not inspire confidence in the FBI. WTF is wrong when an entire group of GROWN and TRAINED men can't get an address correct. Maybe they should ask the pizza delivery guy...
why should insurance have to pay for the damage, that may in some cases drive up the family's premiums. The government should pay every penny of the damages.
Worst of all, even under conditions prevailing today, it could be reduced to a small fraction of what it now is. Police Departments, Federal, State and Local have resisted this, as well the FOP's and other "non union" organizations police belong to, to negotiate wages, conditions, retirement, etc., and law and order politicians also are steadfast in holding open doors that not only allow but make certain that many such occurrences will continue. One simple first move would be for serving officers be required to appear before the judge who signed the warrant to tell that judge the results of the service in full. Lots more address checking and info confirmation might well occur if just that one simple step were taken- but it isn't happening is it? To the IJ, no amount of kudos is sufficient to express the true value of what your organization does to defend or Constitution, our social contract, from abuse and misuse.
Absolutely no government agency, organization, or employee should have immunity to the law of any kind. They should be held to a higher standard. Not a lower one. If they raid the wrong house then they should be arrested and prosecuted for crimes just the same as if they were regular citizens who raided a house. Especially if it’s due to negligence on their behalf and could have been easily prevented.
Sue under takings clause. Mental health was taken by gross negligence. Get them on the stand one by one, ask if they know how to read and use a GPS. Throw up a billboard with a QR code including this video.
This is an ongoing problem with all law-enforcement agencies . Through my entire career, I have witnesses time and time again, and most often the victims of these mistakes are just that victims and are sometimes prosecuted and persecuted by law-enforcement. The game is turned the victims of your mistake into criminals and then everything for law enforcement is OK .
They should all be charged with home invasion, false imprisonment, assault, battery, and terrorism. Every officer involved should review and verify a warrant before something like this as they should be accountable for a “mistake”.
I just remember the grandmother that was killed in Georgia like 10-15 years ago when they raided the wrong house in the middle of the night with a no knock warrant and she shot like 3 cops with her shotgun before they shot and killed her because she had no idea what was going on. As I recall she was shot dead in her own bed because they screwed up and went to the wrong address. These no knock no announce raids are just far to dangerous really to both sides. 99.9% of the time there is no need to rush these places. We have plenty of law enforcement to surround places make the situation clear and to wait people out. Some would say that is too dangerous for law enforcement and I say that is crazy. Most these police forces have armored vehicles and weapons of war at their disposal anymore they should be able to stand against anything they would encounter on a raid, and only a group crazy with a death wish would go firefight against being surrounded by basically the military these days.
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Abolish qualified immunity! Like we did in NYC
The supreme court has a lot to answer for try suing cripes they beat the crap out of an 18 yr old but got qualified immunity for bashing the poor boy into hospital but that's ok wtf.
This is called terrorism, not protection. No one should have this kind of power, without penalty. All this society needs to hear is black people and drugs. No responsibility and no accountability. Law enforcement? In this case what law were they enforcing. Was this just mistake. It's happening far to often and far to often black people. Brianna Taylor was killed no justice for black people in America. Think about it. We've got a phony person, pretending to be Black, running for president, saying she's not going to do anything for just black people, and she wants your vote. How can you in good conscience, and being black keep doing things that continue to leave some black people behind. We are indeed our own worst enemy. And we do it for free. Stop falling for it. Draw the line right here, don't vote for this imposter. Don't vote for this phony. Don't vote for the psychopath either. This is a difficult thing to do I know. We as black people are going to have to unite and create an agenda for us. The so called black leaders are the only ones who benefit from this kind of plan. I think these people would qualify as middle class. They are subject to the same treatment as the rest of us.
why should anyone donate money to lawyers? IJ pretends they are the "peoples champions"
Lawyers=liars, there is no way around it. They are trained to lie to all parties simultaneously and be convincing. I should clarify- attorneys are the sociopathetic narcissists.
lawyers just have a degree and may not practice law or try cases in court.
Funny how the pizza delivery boy, a 17-year-old pot head, can manage to get the right address, but federal law enforcement is so easily confused by street names and house numbers.
Continue the thought.............that means?
It's on purpose
@@elijahmiller912 🤔
It’s because there are no consequences for being wrong. Why would they care?
@@elijahmiller912 No, son. It's much worse: they're not as *competent* as the pizza guy.
Loud and proud
The scary part is, this can happen to anyone. Being treated like criminals in your own home because someone can’t read.
woops
It's the same story all over the country, would you wake up already. Do you really think all the chaos is not planned?
We have no defense against government wrongdoing/tyranny.
The scary part is, a nice comma splice.
@@RabbitWatchShopwho, cares?
And if he had reached his gun, or anything they THOUGHT was a gun, they would have murdered him and faced no consequences. This isnt an isolated incident
Indeed! this seems more like trend in so-called reinforcement's raids.
Some states have castle doctrine for this very reason but yeah ftp f em and film them always
"Oops, wrong address" is just a way for law enforcement to exercise two search warrants for the price of one.
Correct!!! WAKE UP EVERYBODY... They Are Intentionally Getting The WRONG HOUSES On Purpose ALL OVER THE US!!! To Terrorize THE PUBLIC !!! It Was NOT A MISTAKE!!!
NOTHING THEY THE FBI, SWAT GANGS... DO IS A MISTAKE!!! IT IS ALL ON PURPOSE!!! WAKE UP!!!
Yup
Law enforcement doesn't want to admit mistakes.
What if it was a wedding or a baptism?!
Look at what happen to the man in Arkansas just about one year ago the ATF raided his house even though they didn't have a warranty for his arrest, no knock during darkness and even covered his cameras. He fire one shot because he thought they were being robbed. They murdered him in front of his wife, they investigated themselves and found no wrong doing .
Yet, the drug raid in Houston where the homeowners got killed, just got a cop convicted of murder. So, the system is changing. Slowly.....
That's a perfect example. Thank you.
They protected the life out of that family.
@@Bruce-mm2uc What ? Do you mean they protected the ATF and Local Police ?
@@JasRaymond1police are supposed to "serve and *protect* ". Bruce was pointing out the irony of how they protected the -man- family.
Get rid of qualified immunity and executive privilege now
they were never immune to bullets...
@@LeCheeZy They are immune from bullets. There will always be someone willing to put on the uniform and do what they are told.
Get rid of those and No Knock Raids (totally unnecessary 99.99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 % of the time)
These cases of mistaken address are happenning way too often in America. How about replacing some of the physical and shooting excercises with mandatory lessons in geography and navigation?
And common sense, which isn’t common anymore.
Excellent idea
Or maybe just raise hiring standards. Police training should be focused on the tactical skills needed to perform the job. Everything else, like knowing the law and people's rights and being able to properly read addresses should be a prerequisite. If a lawyer needs to go through 8 years of schooling before qualifying for a job, that's the least we could ask of perspective police officers.
@@gta4everrr no one wants to be the police anymore. Democrats and their friends in the media have destroyed interest in the profession. That’s why you have non-citizens being hired in Los Angeles, Minneapolis, and other places.
@@gta4everrr the Democrats and their demonization of the police since 2020 has destroyed law enforcement recruiting around the country.
Elite agencies like the Secret Service are down hundreds of people.
The standards will continue to be lowered in places like Los Angeles and Minneapolis but they now hire noncitizens.
its funny how the FBI can commit a felony . and its ok. the person who screwed up should be fired and sued.
They should be held criminally liable and put in prison. If that were a possibility, these tyrants would think a little more before they act.
Our government, with the blessings of the Supreme Court, gave itself and government actors immunity.
I think we can do immunity for protecting people, for example, a team that raids the Wong house but someone jackoff wrote the incorrect info. Protect the team, BUT it shouldn't matter. The citizens should be paid regardless.
They should, but won't. Violating the Constitution does not apply to the government. The same laws that apply to the public do not apply to government officials. They will face no consequences or accountability. That's how the system is designed. Your rights are meaningless.
@@Andy-te1mwthey have literally gone Rogue, they don't answer to anybody for any reason!
@@cesiba1The victims should be paid 1 million minimum per each entry of an armed officer.
End no-knock raids for all but the most life-threatening situations.
it was an accident. No knock raids are already for life-threatening situations. They can deal with it
@@GameBrog You mean it was an accidental no-knock raid? How does that work?
@@GameBrog someone needs to raid your mommy and daddies house then come back and say this stupid shit 😂
@@flux_time haha fr
@@GameBrog false. SWAT teams raid Amish farmers to destroy their raw milk. SWAT teams are completely unnecessary. Local authorities already know who and where the really bad guys are. They are protected. And the worst criminals are judges and politicians.
Police porn films have conditioned the American citizenry to accept unconstitutional, brute, governmental force.
That is a death sentence for many citizens….most of us would be defending ourselves at anyone breaking down the doors at 4am.
You're right. I know I would be defending my home, my family, myself.
And for that - they would shoot me without a second thought.
Worse than that a high percentage of citizens will choose to believe that family did something wrong
Yes.....the victim is blamed because heaven knows the police can't be wrong.
Breanna Taylor! 🙏
The good guys come in daylight with open faces. The bad guys come at night wearing masks and kick down your door.
But if I broke into someone's house armed, it's several felonies.
The cops get a pass because it was "an honest mistake". :((
@@terry_willis No, they don't make "mistakes". It was a discretionary policy decision.
They should be legally required to get an uber to the address they're about to raid, and then order DoorDash, or something from Amazon, to make sure it's the right address because apparently reading is too difficult for them.
😆😅😆 yes! 3 times a charm they say. Maybe one of the delivery drivers could hold their hand on the way up the walk...
That's awesome 😂😂😂
Or maybe have someone literate with a brain on the team.
If it comes down to that, why are our tax dollars going to incompetent people? Who is in charge of hiring these people? Why aren’t we allowed to demand that more qualified people take these jobs instead of anyone with a pulse?
FR, I’ve got better accuracy than these bozos
OMG ! I hope this family recovers both mentally, and monetarily.
This should never happen!
I'm surprised they got an "apology". Most police organizations would never admit to making a mistake.
He only apologized hoping to prevent a lawsuit....didn't work!!!
The fact that this teenager is holding up a picture that he drew as a child really hammers home time people have to spend when they try and get justice.
You have a right to a speedy trial… unless it’s us. Then you sit for years and wait.
Self proclaimed heroes are out of control.
In truth, they are criminals
@@firewoodtime2worse, they are Gestapo, state protected gangsters.
Time 2 Actually hold them
accountable...
They aren't out of control. They made a mistake.
@@worldlife9834 they seem to make a lot of mistakes, and then never take accountability for them. Also when your mistakes ruin or cost lives expect to be heavily criticised, if you don’t like it get the fuck out the job.
And they will get nothing. Barely even an apology. They just say oops and move on.
They did get an apology from an officer after they raided the correct house
Look at the neighborhood they're in. Nice looking houses, well manicured lawns. Some people think this only happens to poor people in bad neighborhoods. Think again. It can happen to anyone at any time.
It's now happening to anyone who is in political opposition to the current Regime.
Just like in Soviet times.
True. My guess is the FBI operates in nicer neighborhoods than the local PD given the crimes they investigate.
it mostly happens in rich neighborhoods bc they know they’ll get caught in the hood bro really?
@@amberowens5381 I was a cop back when the Columbians were moving the drugs. We served plenty of warrants on stash houses full of coke in very upscale neighborhoods. You don't want to store a few mil in drugs in the hood. Someone might steal it. Also, they do a lot of white collar crime involving doctors, lawyers and other professionals.
@@amberowens5381 the types of crimes the FBI investigates are usually higher level so there tends to be a high cash flow so the criminals live in nicer neighborhoods. The kinds of cases the local PD investigate are usually local level criminals which generally have less cash flow. Plus lots of high level criminals will have friends in the local PD to keep an ear out for things like raids.
We need qualified immunity because we hired a bunch of morons. -Police departments everywhere.
Slight correction, they need qualified immunity because there are people who will sue a police officer if they give them a traffic ticket for speeding. When they were going 90 mph in a 40 mph zone, they use qualified immunity because they hired a bunch of morons. I have not done my research, but I am morally certain that the great majority of police who cried qualified immunity were actually guilty of improper conduct. You don't hear about the one in 1,000 cases where qualified immunity was actually properly applied. They vanish into the bass moraz e. Of police cover ing. Their asses when they either deliberately or recklessly effed up.
@@richardrobinson5824 The whole frivolous lawsuit excuse is way overblown. No one is seriously wasting their time and money suing police for rightfully giving them a ticket. Even if they are, courts should easily be able to review the facts and throw the case out on its merits, instead of giving the police immunity. Immunity should be reserved for those rare instances where police *truly* are in a life or death situation and need to make a split second decision that violates the law and/or someone's rights. Even in those cases, it should be reserved for situations where they truly had no other choice.
Swatting needs to end. It's a meme that raids keep getting called on public figures, and clearly it happens to innocent private citizens too.
Their qualified immunity needs to be disqualified.
Swat teams are way overused
Yes, and they are way overfunded
@@beckyraskin3280 the police like to use swat it makes them feel like they are special forces or something.
They're completely unnecessary. The most criminal elements are in the government itself or -- if on the streets -- protected by the government.
the blue wall of silence, corruption, and incompetence.. Frank Serpico sounded the alarm in 1970 yet here we are
Excellent point. thank you.
I read the book by Peter Maas. Excellent historical account.
Why should insurance pay for the governments wrong? That's so wrong.
They got lucky on that. Most of the time insurance doesn't cover government actions, and government doesn't pay for damages they cause.
If it's the insurance company of the government/police, they should honor their contract (and raise rates across the board among government agencies). If it's the private individuals insurance, they should likewise honor their contract, but the government should pay too.
home owner's ins decide whether to sue to recover. They must pay unless there is an exemption.
it should come out of the departmental budget of the police who made the mistake.
@@angie99656 - it should come out of the PAYCHECK of those who made the mistake. Taking money out of a department budget is just taking money from innocent taxpayers, not the ones guilty of the mistake.
We need a new system. There’s no way exceptions should allow people to be done wrong especially involving law enforcement or even our own government for that matter
The system is fine for the most part, it’s the DEI hires and low IQ people being allowed to fail upwards. It’s people on the left who has taken over the FBI, putting their people into positions of power.
Correct!!! WAKE UP EVERYBODY... They Are Intentionally Getting The WRONG HOUSES On Purpose ALL OVER THE US!!! To Terrorize THE PUBLIC !!! It Was NOT A MISTAKE!!!
NOTHING THEY THE FBI, SWAT GANGS... DO IS A MISTAKE!!! IT IS ALL ON PURPOSE!!! WAKE UP!!!
America is a police state if innocent citizens have no legal recourse when their house is wrongfully raided.
They get a big fat payout that's some recourse .
@@PatrickKingJr Yes but us taxpayers foot the bill not the government.
America is better than communist countries. Our courts give compensation. In Russia and China, you get nothing.
@@PatrickKingJrnot if they claim "qualified immunity". The cops can tie things up forever if they want, and never give out anything.
@@PatrickKingJr the money is not the point. The money can't erase the emotional trauma and it sure doesn't make what LE did right in any way. It's about changing this fk'd up joke of a "justice" system
The FBI, DOJ and ATF need to be dialed back a few notches! I hope these people get justice from this FELONY that was committed against them.
This is one of my bigger fears. As gun owner, it is entirely possible that I would draw and fire in self-defense.
Thank you for your presentation Patrick. Wrongful tactics such as these need to be punished. Cops need more schooling. They need to know how to read numbers and double-check them. Duh.
Hey sorry we accidently raided your house, here's a card. Have a nice day.
The Institute for Justice are superheroes. This is where my charitable donations will go moving forward.
It makes you wonder if this was the same road that Nazi Germany started down. I cannot imagine the trauma this family went through, they might never feel safe in their own home again. Raiding the "wrong" house should NEVER be acceptable, people need to be fired, and FEWER no knock warrants.
..sort of... but because this is bolshevik America...
Remember the Holodomor.
Remember the Gulags...
Lazy LEOs get people hurt.
I thank God nooo!! tragedy took place and the officer that came back to apologize that was a good deed. Though it doesn't excuse the trauma this family was left with. Much love to your family ❤❤
Thank you IJ for giving these innocent victims of government brutality a voice.
We will Rue the day we let these tyrants with guns and badges rule Society
If they do a no knock, no announce raid, they can't be surprised or charge anyone who shoots at them for thinking it was a home invader.
YES, but they will shoot or charge anyone who reaches for a gun.
This proves why it's hard to "back the blue."
The Justice System needs a overhaul. This shouldn't be allowed to happen to innocent people. The FBI should be ashamed of themselves for this.
So WAKE UP EVERYBODY... They Are Intentionally Getting The WRONG HOUSES On Purpose ALL OVER THE US!!! To Terrorize THE PUBLIC !!! It Was NOT A MISTAKE!!!
NOTHING THEY THE FBI, SWAT GANGS... DO IS A MISTAKE!!! IT IS ALL ON PURPOSE!!! WAKE UP!!!
FBI, Police etc need to hire drivers who work for Dominos as they never get the wrong house.
If only they hired door dashers or ex postmen.
Or a pothead pizza boy.
You mean to be policy makers or so they could with a different unrelated degree while getting hired on a police force to be steaing all the checks and cash they can get their hands on whenever they are working in a highrise building mail room allegedly there to be only doing their welfare checks there too in a building where young people whom they believe are respectable allegedly in contrast are often doing things which set the fire alarms off in the middle of the night around once a week. A lot of us tenants in a highrise building being run by Boardwalk here in Canada complained to the people behind the rental offices often about that taking place but it just kept on for the longest time falling on deaf ears until management and means to do proper renovations had improved. For example when replacing 3 in a row elevator cars along with all of the control panel wiring for them on every floor too. Figured out that whenever the ellevator control panel system was malfunctioning until then that walking one floor down there then the elevator car panel would work. Got one of my wrists and part of the one forearm caught inbetween shut elevator doors once to while the elevator car was starting to go up. While onlookers were screaming I managed somehow to use my long fingers to manually depress the old fashioned mechanism to reopen the door soon enough to escape. I It was then I remembered seeing an odd looking device near one corner of one of the elevator doors. When I checked to get a second look at it it was still there. Looked to have been maybe the work of a saboteur however I knew full well that if I complained about that I would then be called Schizophrenic while the thing was being taken down. My arm hurt for a whole month after but I had no tell tale bruising on it. Put up with that and near the end of over 10 years in that building a really leaky ceiling too while my rent was being subisdized by Capital Region Housing. Capital Region Housing prior to that which by the way some clueless dame from that office in town once offered me the advice to while being a single mom get pregnant again to maintain my status in the projects with more than one bedroom for me and my 2 children who were both over the age of 8 by then at the time. I finally escaped from Captial Region housing too only 5 years ago with a lot of help from my brothers and mother and friends helping me through "The Troubles" along with ("Iintegration Policies") in North America too. Today it is Truth and Reconciliation day here in Canada.
The effect is the same !
One law for criminal home invasion.
Same law for criminal home invasion with badges.
Not complicated considering end result to the victims
How is it this government can commit ANY criminal act against its own citizens and not be held to any serious account ? Someone please explain to me the twisted and insane 'thought' process that allows this to happen.
Federal Bureau of Intimidation
End all qualified immunity for the government now they should not be better than us. We, the citizens deserve better.
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Please sign the petition at "Americans Against Qualified Immunity". It's quick and it's free. 4 states have abolished it. Let's get the other 46.
@@jamierupert7563 just signed up thank you
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I signed it.
What they promised: “The Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave.”
What we got: “The Land of the Fee and the Home of the Slave.”
Definitely not free . And certainly not cheap . If you think drunken frat boys can max a credit card , you have t seen anything .
But people keep simping .
Every time they raid the wrong house, the police chief involved should be put on immediate unpaid leave pending investigation.
FBI ~ "Federal Bureau of Idiots!" - (Bill Williamson ~ Rampage Series)
Great work IJ!
excused domestic terrorism..taxpayer funded incompetence.
The standards to obtain a no knock warrant should be extremely strict. They should be for extremely rare circumstances.
This sort of thing should not be happening to people on a regular basis but I keep hearing about it. Police need to be held accountable.
They always pick the craziest times to do these raids. I'm now convinced these swat people are psychopaths looking to kill someone.
Nailed it.
Our lovely government! I hope these people SUE the crap outta them.
This is absolutely horrible! SO WRONG!
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing this heartbreaking story
Thank you for picking up this fight to make it right
Imagine if this family was poor and had no home insurance. Imagine the homeowner actualy retrieved his gun and was seen with it prior to developing an understanding of what was actually happening. Imagine the grenades thrown in landed near a infant or young child.
All of which has happened during these criminal invasions
This is inexcusable and terroristic behavior. The government and law enforcement can do whatever it wants and not suffer the consequences for its actions. If citizens are not exempt then neither is people in authority and power. You cant make a error and failure and chop it up to you can do whatever you want without punishment. Unacceptable
Can't even find the right house.
And these clowns have guns.
Cops are that smart. We love them regardless
Thanks for all your hard work 😊
They weren't in the wrong house, there was no warrant. "Oops, wrong house" happens everyday all over the country. They're intentionally doing this to add to the chaos
If this happened to me I would never get over it. Any sense of security and safety would be gone forever.
Pay these people.
If the property damage was covered, so should the emotional damage.
These people will likely never see the police the same as they did before their house was broken into.
Their constitutional rights were violated, for no reason.
There should be laws that specifically list steps to remedy such mistakes. Personal and public apologies, counseling, validation, money, repairs, etc.
I'm thinking one of the reasons the wheels of justice move so slowly is in the hope the plaintiffs will throw down the towel and give up on the lawsuit. But it's really hard, close to impossible to "move on" without having justice served.
It really speaks for their investigative skills when they send a tactical team to the wrong address.
Attention to detail is not their strong suit.
Doesn’t law-enforcement do any surveillance before they write a house at least enough to know which house is correct good grief
I’ve always asked the same question but never got an answer
A pizza delivery does a better job than so called professional???
They are supposed to. You are supposed to particularly describe the place you intend to raid, including the address and physical description that would allow someone who has never been there before to recognize the home. In addition, if you were looking for particular suspects, you are supposed to describe them and have Recent pictures of them so they can be easily recognized and sorted out from uninvolved people.
Clearly, the FBI is incompetent and does not have basic procedures in place to prevent this
Every time a wrong house raid happens, someone in law enforcement should be blacklisted from policing, and have their retirement funds stripped to pay for all the resulting lawsuits from their fuckup.
Cops should confirm addresses and names with the local pizza driver.
Come on, Citizens! We cannot expect the ‘top cops’ in America to be able to read numbers or street names….thats clearly too much to ask of any LEO.
This is too much. My heart is breaking this happened to this family. The psychological damage done. There must be accountability
I like you Justice guys: you go after the less flashy but MUCH more common institutional problems of law and enforcement.
All applicants for positions with the FBI MUST be able to read an address. At least, from now on.
Hard lesson learned. If they didn't believe "don't trust the government " before, they KNOW it now.
I operate a podcast that discusses government wrongdoings and I expect the FBI at my door one day to tell me to knock it off or delete the channel. They do things wrong and we get punished - that sounds like a sociopathic bully.
Inexcusable and should be all fired, but no they are all allowed to continue on with no consequence and the victims no recourse this is out of hand and needs to be curbed now. The justice system made this mess and it is time to clean house and quit sweeping it under the rug!
We need to take a very close look at the justice system.
And then our politicians.
Sure they purposely raided the wrong house. These are dark times. Trust
Neither of those houses look like they needed an fbi raid of that level.
Seriously? How hard is it for law enforcement, let alone FEDERAL ones, to get home addresses right? How HARD is it!? I’d like to know because this has become a pandemic in our country! A pizza delivery guy got that right nearly all the time, but law enforcements don’t? Are you kidding me, FBI? Are you kidding me?
The raid commander at least attempted to do the right thing by giving this gentleman a card...
Shameless at a court would throw that out as if they could care less what kind of damage they've done to this family's peace...
This does not inspire confidence in the FBI. WTF is wrong when an entire group of GROWN and TRAINED men can't get an address correct. Maybe they should ask the pizza delivery guy...
Couldn’t even image. They absolutely would never be the same.
If people don’t give them what’s they’re dishing out, nothing will change.
What argument could the court have used to absolve the agents of wrongdoing? Maybe they argued the agents couldn't read?
This is not okay! How inept does a government agency have to be to go to the incorrect house???!!! Traumatic!!!
Our government has become more and more out of control
why should insurance have to pay for the damage, that may in some cases drive up the family's premiums. The government should pay every penny of the damages.
The Incompetence is ridiculous
Amen. What a terrible story.
Dirty cops being dirty cops.
Worst of all, even under conditions prevailing today, it could be reduced to a small fraction of what it now is. Police Departments, Federal, State and Local have resisted this, as well the FOP's and other "non union" organizations police belong to, to negotiate wages, conditions, retirement, etc., and law and order politicians also are steadfast in holding open doors that not only allow but make certain that many such occurrences will continue. One simple first move would be for serving officers be required to appear before the judge who signed the warrant to tell that judge the results of the service in full. Lots more address checking and info confirmation might well occur if just that one simple step were taken- but it isn't happening is it? To the IJ, no amount of kudos is sufficient to express the true value of what your organization does to defend or Constitution, our social contract, from abuse and misuse.
Absolutely no government agency, organization, or employee should have immunity to the law of any kind. They should be held to a higher standard. Not a lower one. If they raid the wrong house then they should be arrested and prosecuted for crimes just the same as if they were regular citizens who raided a house. Especially if it’s due to negligence on their behalf and could have been easily prevented.
Thank you. Nicely stated. 👍
Go get'em IJ!!!
No due diligence should = No qualified immunity
Sue under takings clause. Mental health was taken by gross negligence. Get them on the stand one by one, ask if they know how to read and use a GPS. Throw up a billboard with a QR code including this video.
"Justice Matters"?
I expect FBI to be more professional than local police. It only takes a few clicks and a couple hours to find who lives in the house
This is an ongoing problem with all law-enforcement agencies . Through my entire career, I have witnesses time and time again, and most often the victims of these mistakes are just that victims and are sometimes prosecuted and persecuted by law-enforcement. The game is turned the victims of your mistake into criminals and then everything for law enforcement is OK .
End Qualified Immunity NOW,
They should all be charged with home invasion, false imprisonment, assault, battery, and terrorism. Every officer involved should review and verify a warrant before something like this as they should be accountable for a “mistake”.
I just remember the grandmother that was killed in Georgia like 10-15 years ago when they raided the wrong house in the middle of the night with a no knock warrant and she shot like 3 cops with her shotgun before they shot and killed her because she had no idea what was going on. As I recall she was shot dead in her own bed because they screwed up and went to the wrong address. These no knock no announce raids are just far to dangerous really to both sides. 99.9% of the time there is no need to rush these places. We have plenty of law enforcement to surround places make the situation clear and to wait people out. Some would say that is too dangerous for law enforcement and I say that is crazy. Most these police forces have armored vehicles and weapons of war at their disposal anymore they should be able to stand against anything they would encounter on a raid, and only a group crazy with a death wish would go firefight against being surrounded by basically the military these days.