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1. Why is a SWAT team being used, even if it was for financial aid fraud as they so stated?

There was no SWAT team.

2. Why did SWAT go into a nonviolent, non-hostage situation with guns drawn while there were children in the home?

There was no SWAT Team.

3. If their intel was so rock-solid, why after 6 hours in a police car with his children, did they release the man without arrest?

Because in many cases, an arrest after a search warrant is made later. Either because the criminal at the time agrees to cooperate or if the offense is non-violent, the officers agree that rather than letting the person sit in jail and having to make bond, they will wait and indict the person.

See, I really don’t care what kind of “fraud” was perpetrated: not paying student loans, lying on your application, etc. The use of SWAT here (as well as with the murdered Marine in AZ) is psychological warfare against the people of this country by its government. This was a non-violent crime and should have been responded to in a non-violent manner.

1. There was no SWAT Team. 2. The 'murdered' 'Marine' case in Arizona has also been shown to be an ignorant fraud, as the warrant was released showing rock solid PC of extensive criminal activity. I guess you hadn't got that memo yet. There was no SWAT team.

“2. The ‘murdered’ ‘Marine’ case in Arizona has also been shown to be an ignorant fraud, as the warrant was released showing rock solid PC of extensive criminal activity.”

Liar.

It has been shown he was stopped in a car with friends, and there was a gun and a small amount of marijuana in the car. No charges were pressed.

It has also been shown he was asked questions once before by cops, and did not give detailed answers. No arrest was made. And the warrant was for a residence, not a person. That was why they couldn’t stop him leaving the mine where he worked, since they couldn’t get a warrant with his name on it. And this after they supposedly investigated him for over 1.5 years!

Hell, if you paid me to investigate my neighbor for 1.5 years, I’ll bet I could come up with a criminal case of some sort!

Further, the search of his house turned up two guns (I own more) and a “Border Patrol” cap, available for purchase on the local market. Wow! How much more criminal can you get than that?