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To: EricT.
Would you like to enlighten us on what the Pima County Sheriff Dept. had to show for probable cause that Jose Guerena was trafficking drugs other than his brother is a dirtbag and they acted like they knew each other?

No, because it won't be released for another four hours. Unlike you, I don't make up my mind before I have enough information to make a reasoned conclusion.

54 posted on 06/03/2011 12:34:01 PM PDT by End Times Sentinel (In Memory of my Dear Friend Henry Lee II)
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To: Owl_Eagle
Unlike you, I don't make up my mind before I have enough information to make a reasoned conclusion.

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Regardless of what comes out, if he was working with his brother or not it was wrong to kill the guy who was not a threat. There was a mistake made. The officer at the door accidentally fired his gun and everybody else thought it meant that he was being shot at.

You don't bust into a guys house and kill him with 72 rounds fired at him for suspicion of running drugs. You let a court decide what to do with him. This is a wrongful death situation period, all the other stuff doesn't matter. If the cop had gone to the door with his backup and accidentally fired his weapon while knocking on the door to serve a warrant he could have apologized and gone about his business searching the place or locking up the guy.

This stinks. I have a son that is a cop, not all cops are bad but they all think that nearly everybody else is. We gotta get rid of the SWAT teams and the no knock searches. Neither of them have a place in our constitutional society.

56 posted on 06/03/2011 1:04:15 PM PDT by JAKraig (Surely my religion is at least as good as yours)
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