[wastedyears]

I wonder how many of the boot lickers here will say he should have fOlLoWeD oRdErS.

[PGR88]

While waiting for the door to be answered, officers asked a dispatcher to confirm the address and the dispatcher stated the number of a different home.

"Why officers approached the wrong address remains part of the ongoing investigation," Farmington police said.

Moreover, they went to the guy's house in the middle of the night too. What did they expect him to have in his hand? Cake and balloons?

Sounds like the whole bureaucratic system is f***ed up

I still feel the ultimate root of the problem is not local cops. The source is from the top/Fed.gov. IMHO they created this whole atmosphere of anti-terror, security state, overwhelming force, midnight raids, and cops kitted out like seal-team six.

[Ajnin]

I wonder how much time you spend complaining about police versus sitting on your ass and doing nothing.

[arthurus]

The homeowner should have emptied his gun through the door, unless, of course, it was a steel door. He would go to prison for shooting police officers but he would maybe be alive. That kind of error should be punished by jail time. That would maybe make police officers more careful about reading a 3 as an 8.