Philly Police Shooting - Cops Didn't Have Warrant for Maurice Hill's Home. "Safety Sweep" of next door house

If only they had done that again.

Half the major cities need a good razing.

Do we really need cops anyways? Seriously. If everyone is equally armed it would balance out eventually

I’m thinking peace officers who enforce the peace only, not law enforcement officers who get paid by arresting people and imposing fines for thousands and thousands of laws. It’s all fucked up

Chuck E Cheese keeps bouncers at the door to make sure kids don't leave with the wrong adults. As long he was doing a good job, that shouldn't matter.

Doesn't excuse violating constitutional rights.

You are a government worshiper. IDGAF if he was a felon or not the man still has a right to defend his home and family. FOH with that baseball bat garbage

Maurice Hill worked at Chuck E. Cheese .

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Last Edited by FeedYourHead on 08/17/2019 09:54 AM

They will get the same treatment when they show up at somebody's door with that red flag bullshit. Either honor the constitution or be treated like any other run of the mill criminal.

These are the views of people who will lose all freedom.

I guess we know now why cops were caught on video putting fake blood on themselves. Someone get that video to his lawyer.

"Police had a search warrant for the purported stash house, at 3712 N. 15th St., but decided to secure the other home, 3716, after seeing what they believed might be drugs or weapons going into that home. They raided both houses almost simultaneously, sources said."

They should have had a warrant for the second house too, then. Is there no expediated way to get a warrant? I understand if someone had been kidnapped and their life was in danger- seconds matter- but not a drug situation.

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They just "decided" to "sweep" a neighboring property?

Yeah, they decided the illegally enter another property, but they meant well while they were doing it.

Will the US Supreme Cost carve out another niche of "good faith" in the Swiss Cheese that was once the Fourth Amendment?

Sounds to me like you're just anti- Law Imposement!

Don't you know that if it was the Cops what dunnit, it was the right thing to do because it was the Cops what dunnit!

'em damm civilians need to learn how to submit and comply!

The man could have been Hitler incognito.

I prefer Constitutional rights versus a police state.

I'm a law and order guy, but you're right.

Doesn't matter. Even piece of shit criminals are protected by the Constitution. The 4th amendment protects everyone in the U.S. from unreasonable search and seizure.

"The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution provides that "[t]he right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized."

If this is indeed the case, we won't be paying for this guy's incarceration. We'll be paying a government settlement to recoup him for a Constitutional violation. He had and has the right to protect his 4th amendment rights by exercising his 2nd amendment rights.

This is nothing compared to the pressure cooker bombers, they shot up the whole fucking neighborhood like a bunch of gang bangers

Cops harasses poor people to incite them.. so they can arrest them... They are basically a Bully...

But they are afraid to actually enforce the laws against most business or other Gov't employees.

It is all about money.. and power.

My Father ran moonshine for the Chattanooga, TN police commissioner... I even went on moonshine rides... as a young boy.. and did not know what we were doing.

Later another Police Commissioner was busted and sent to jail for not only Moonshine, but shaking bars down for money for illegal slot machines.. he was caught on video threatening the owners.

Trump should pardon the man if he's convicted.

Tree of liberty + blood of tyrants

You are supporting a cop shooter?
Muslims who are committing terrorism sleeper cell prep?

Really?

:Boom:

They're all criminals in that hood
They're all criminals in that area
They're all armed in that town
That whole county has concealed carry laws
That state is considered armed and dangerous

Noticing the slope you're tumbling down?

Exactly. And they always cry when they get shot, too stupid to realize...

This.

Look at that property as opposed to the boarded up ones on boths sides of it. There was no one even living in those.
Across the street where the "ring" doorbell to conveniently catch the action is likewise a much more updated property than the others around it. These properties stand out and as far as I can see they were off records as to who lived there at the time. Redfin says, "We have no records for this home". Regarding sales history when, for what amount.

I said earlier that this appeared to be a "safe house" or informant house or something like that because it was at least more habitable in appearace.
I don't think the shooting story was legit in any case but appeared to be a training drill considering the ridiculous turnout of cop cars in the city on Erie Ave. How much crime fighting can you do staging 100 police units two blocks from the action? Unless it's ALL for show.

Exactly!

The cops kicked in the door illegally

This man had EVERY right to defend himself

And NONE of this would have happened if people finally realized Prohibition has NEVER and Will NEVER work