[Pontiac]

The federal Drug Enforcement Administration had an arrest warrant for a man they believed lived in the Spring Valley family's house, but it turned out he lived a couple houses away.

I will never understand how this kind of mistake happens.

What kind of investigation have these LEO’s conducted if they can not even correctly identify the correct house that a suspect lives in?

How can they serve a no knock warrant with out having real time eyes on knowledge that the suspect is in the house?

If they had an signed warrant for the address of Mckay home then they officers that submitted the warrant should be prosecuted for perjury.

If they served the warrant on the wrong house (the warrant was for another address) then they should be disciplined by their superiors for incompetence.

[magslinger]

If they served the warrant on the wrong house (the warrant was for another address) then they should be disciplined by their superiors for incompetence prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

I fixed that. If the result of kicking the wrong door down resulted in a couple of decades looking at the criminal justice system from the inside for every cop involved, every address subject to an unconstitutional no knock raid would be triple checked by every cop involved, relieving us of that part of these nightmares, at least.

[MaxMax]

Rules and Noks should change. Every enforcement officer should
evaluate every objective.

But WTF do I know, I may be an unknown objective one day.