In other words, they are intentionally forcing encounters at times when the target party is least likely to be able to make rational decisions, or at times when someone might reasonably suspect a person at the door could be dangerous and thus arm themselves before answering.
This is Branch Davidian enforcement ethics. Unless the person simply never leaves the house, they are picking the most dangerouns possible times to serve warrants. That’s a terrible decision for everyone involved.
Lotta times premesis have been under surveillance before service of a warrant, and the hour of reckoning is selected basis observed traffic patterns.
You got the target of the warrant heading out of the house regularly at 7am, 6:30 sounds like a perfectly peachy moment to lower the boom.
Unfortunately, in this case, there was another criminal in the house who brought some pre-emptive BOOM of their own. Increasingly, that is going to have to be a planned-for possibility; perhaps send a robot to the door...?