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DEFENDTHISHOUSE said:
Speaking of the Gestapo.

Cops Invade Woman’s Home with No Warrant, Assault Her, Demand She Do Their Job for Them | The Free Thought Project
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Cops... probably out hunting down somebody with reefer or passing bad checks at 3:00 am...

In a statement sent to FOX 7, a spokesperson for the sheriff’s department said an investigation is underway and that , “any further statement or publication of evidence in the case, on television or social media, before a thorough investigation is completed is inappropriate and interferes with the integrity of the investigation.”
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tim said:
Did her roommate have a warrant?
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That seemed more like a group serving an arrest warrant than a welfare check. I want to see more info come out on this story. Surely there's more to it than what was released on video.
 
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SamRebel35 said:
I bet $1,000 that any passerby who tried to smash the windows would have gone to jail for assaulting an on duty police dog.
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I don't know about assault charge but I have no doubt if the officer had walked up on you in the process of attempting to smash the window out you'd go to jail.
 
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Cdywolfe said:
Well if you deal with it every day you probably know exponentially more than I do about it. One example of what I was talking about though is let's say I'm renting out a house and a man in a wheelchair wants to be the tenant. Only he wants to lower all the countertops throughout the house to make it easier for him. Even though I don't have to pay for it and can even make him pay into escrow account to cover restoration, I feel like if I'd rather not do all that then I should be allowed to say sorry but find somewhere else. I'm not even saying that's what I'd personally do. It's just that it's a fairly big risk to take with your property and they take your ability to avoid that risk away from you. What if they guy dies one month into the lease? What if he turns to a horrible tenant that I have to evict and I'm forced to go through the court system to try and get my money back. That's a lot of time, energy, and legal fees to recover money for restoration for changes I didn't even want in the first place. That is if I ever recover it at all. I might just wind up footing the bill myself.

I just feel like if I own a property I should be allowed to veto changes that any tenant wants to make. If somebody can afford to have all the counter tops lowered in a house and then restored once they leave, then they can afford to purchase their own house where they can do whatever they feel to it.
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a single family house is under different considerations than what I normally deal with. If you are living in the house as well you shouldn't have to make any changes (your house). If this is a pure rental property then you have to take it into consideration from the start. again I am not as sure what happens with renting a pre-built single house. I deal with apartments and condos mostly. it is ridiculous in the case of a single house, and honestly unless you are dealing with this personally I don't think it should be an issue. I am thinking of the Fort in Knoxville, none of those houses are ADA accessible.

https://www.access-board.gov/guidelines-and-standards/buildings-and-sites/about-the-ada-standards/guide-to-the-ada-standards/chapter-1-using-the-ada-standards

In the private sector, the ADA’s coverage of housing is limited to places of public accommodation, such as social service establishments and housing provided on or behalf a place of education. The ADA does not apply to individually owned or leased housing in the private sector not used as a public accommodation
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davethevol said:
That seemed more like a group serving an arrest warrant than a welfare check. I want to see more info come out on this story. Surely there's more to it than what was released on video.
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That's what is bad about these videos....everyone is giving opinions with most of the details left out.
 
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n_huffhines said:
Did you read the article? It sounded like her parents wanted to know where she is. Why would there be a warrant for that and why does that merit a no-knock raid?
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Where she was? Cops don't usually go out for that unless she was missing for an extended time. Was she underaged? Was their a complaint that something bad had happened to the woman they were searching for?
 
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Toujours Pret said:
Though if you or anyone else accidentally left your dog and it died, your helpful local LEO would happily charge you with a crime.
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He wasn't accidentally left in the car....he was intentionally left there but the fail safes to protect the dog failed resulting in the dog's unfortunate death. If the cop did the same thing with his own personal vehicle than he should/would have been charged.
 
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volbeast33 said:
He wasn't accidentally left in the car....he was intentionally left there but the fail safes to protect the dog failed resulting in the dog's unfortunate death. If the cop did the same thing with his own personal vehicle than he should/would have been charged.
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I should rephrase... If your dog accidentally died in the car, due to being locked inside.
 
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Toujours Pret said:
I should rephrase... If your dog accidentally died in the car, due to being locked inside.
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I would guess there are several times and situations where dogs have to be left in the cars. Its why they have the fail safes to secure the safety of the dog. There is no good reason for average citizens to leave their dog in the car.
 
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volbeast33 said:
Where she was? Cops don't usually go out for that unless she was missing for an extended time. Was she underaged? Was their a complaint that something bad had happened to the woman they were searching for?
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I know a couple people who have had the cops called to look for them when they didn't call their parents at a certain time. it happens.
 
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