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So, does the department that can't get an address correct get a free pass with no consequences??? Or is the throwing of 80-year folks on the floor with enough force to cause bodily injury, perhaps life threatening to people of that age--an acceptable form of conduct? If those eldery people (actually they're my age) need a lawyer to crush the stupid idiots engaged in this ''proper'' law enforcement conduct, I can suggest someone in their area. It appears that an ''arm chair QB'' to One Proud Dad is a person who recognizes a civil wrong when one occurs and wishes the victim the best in seeking a lawful remedy to the tortious injury.

''Nerve'' to do the job has nothing to do with this matter and is an example of a weak attempt at anti-intellectual distraction of the facts. We each choose the job we do and the law imposes on each of us the duty to do that job in a lawful manner and without negligently inflicting injury on another person. To assert that: '' the officers on the entry team are not at fault'' is just another excuse for a universal justification for any wrongful conduct engaged in by a person so long as he purports to be enforcing the law. Thus, a badge and gun is carte blanche and license to be as unreasonable and negligent as one chooses to be because he knows the community will be overwhelmed by the aura of his uniform and the potential danger he faces and hold him harmless.