Houston police: 4 officers wounded, 2 of 3 suspects dead

[BRD@66]

Interesting 1st post. Reminds me of a joke:
This kid was 5 years old but just never had spoken. Then one day he spits his food out and says 'this tastes like shit!' The parents are obviously shocked by the language but more so by the fact he can talk. 'Oh my darling boy, you can speak' the mother says, 'what happened? why haven't you spoken before?' And the boy says, 'up until now everything's been ok'.

 

[AustinN4]

Interesting 1st post. Reminds me of a joke:
This kid was 5 years old but just never had spoken. Then one day he spits his food out and says 'this tastes like shit!' The parents are obviously shocked by the language but more so by the fact he can talk. 'Oh my darling boy, you can speak' the mother says, 'what happened? why haven't you spoken before?' And the boy says, 'up until now everything's been ok'.

? Who ya talk'in 'bout?

 

[BRD@66]

? Who ya talk'in 'bout?

I don't know. Mr. Kotter, I am sooo confused.

 

[andre3k]

Wouldn't it be something if they went to the wrong house....

I wont say it's not possible, but a lot goes into planning the execution of one of these warrants.

Either the case agent or CI will have made several buys at the location.

Before you hit the house, typically you're gonna do a few drive bys, possibly diagram the house based on the exterior views and maybe what your CI tells you. That way you'll know ahead of time of the have cameras, dogs or fortifications you have to deal with on entry. Normally if its fortified and an explosive breach is needed SWAT will run the warrant.

Once you have that take care of that, you write your tactical plan. This is plan covers how the whole operation will go down and it's on paper and usually tac plans have to be reviewed by a supervisor. Everyone that will participate in the OP must be at the briefing where you go over the tac plan.

My point is that it's a pretty redundant process. If they hit the wrong house, a lot of things went wrong prior to them serving the warrant.

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[AustinN4]

My point is that it's a pretty redundant process. If they hit the wrong house, a lot of things went wrong prior to them serving the warrant.

Has happened in other places.

 

[andre3k]

Has happened in other places.

Of course anything can and will happen. That's a given. The point I was trying to make is that not every agency trains the same or has the same way of executing these warrants.

Making multiple controlled buys, driving the location, pulling the property records, checking online mapping sources, diagramming the house, writing a tac plan, having a supervisor review and approve the tac plan, briefing everyone that participates with photos, diagrams, and tac plan, all works to prevent hitting the wrong house. Not every agency goes through that process.

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[AustinN4]

Of course anything can and will happen.

Happens way more than it should. Many reports: https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1...z.....0..0i131j0j0i10j33i22i29i30.-_imVhpYFZI

This is my favorite: https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/bungling-cops-raid-wrong-home-117487

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Or a swatting.......

I already called that, post 23.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Interesting 1st post. Reminds me of a joke:
This kid was 5 years old but just never had spoken. Then one day he spits his food out and says 'this tastes like shit!' The parents are obviously shocked by the language but more so by the fact he can talk. 'Oh my darling boy, you can speak' the mother says, 'what happened? why haven't you spoken before?' And the boy says, 'up until now everything's been ok'.

Whose first post are you talking about?

 

[AustinN4]

I already called that, post 23.

But I can still talk about it, can't I?

 

[ZX9RCAM]

But I can still talk about it, can't I?

 

[sharkey]

We will never know!

We should probably turn this over to the FBI, let them investigate for almost two years for them to say we don't know the motive.

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[baboon]

We should probably turn this over to the FBI, let them investigate for almost two years for them to say we don't know the motive.

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Then we will know even less & cost the tax payer untold amounts.

 

[AustinN4]

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I deleted that part of my post so I could get soup.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

 

[perfor8]

Legalize drugs, allowing about 50% of LEO's (and associated costs) to return to productive society.

 

[baboon]

Legalize drugs, allowing about 50% of LEO's (and associated costs) to return to productive society.

Hell I say hand out lethal doses free & cull out the dregs.

 

[Bithabus]

Legalize drugs, allowing about 50% of LEO's (and associated costs) to return to productive society.

+1

Prohibition II is killing us

 

[mroper]

search warrant released
http://dig.abclocal.go.com/ktrk/PICS/JANUARY19/013019-ktrk-hpd-drug-house-warrant.pdf

 

[benenglish]

The affidavit details the grounds for the warrant: the statements of a CI and a single buy made by that CI while under HPD observation.

That's enough to get a no-knock warrant? Interesting...