Drug Dealer Ambush or Defense Against Home Invasion?

Ammoland ^ | 31 January, 2019 | Dean Weingarten

[Jaded]

Like the two packages of black tar heroin that was found in Goines’ city issued car? Those drugs?

[Lurker]

In the city issued car.....how convenient.

Where is the .357?
Where is the 9mm?
Where are the ballistic reports?

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[servantboy777]

This whole case stinks.

[Jaded]

Yeah, but now the mewling little twerp that’s the president of HPOU is on tv running his mouth again. The officers were justified. He’s contradicting Art. There might be a cat fight.

I’m outraged by the jerk

[precisionshootist]

"“Acevedo said the case agent will be relieved of duty when he gets out of the hospital and added he thinks the officer will face criminal charges. He said prior cases handled by Goines will be reviewed, and the entire narcotics unit will have their practices audited”."

Acevedo is running for cover big time. This is only going to get worse. These people were literally cut down in their own home. It's even starting to trickle out that they may not have even been armed and all shots fired were from the police. My "intuition" on these raids heavily leans towards all shots fired were from the police. The way a dynamic entry like the one used here works leaves almost no chance to retrieve a weapon. The home owner would need to have a weapon either on him or within immediate reach in order to return fire. It's extremely likely that the reason no handgun is mentioned anywhere is because the home owner did not have one and they were unarmed.

I will say again. These innocent people were literally cut down in there tracks in their own home. They obviously died having no idea it was the police that killed them.

[precisionshootist]

Acevado and the Houston PD are going to stop using no knock warrants except rare cases or not at all. The chief admitted in the interview the whole concept of these drug raids is nuts. They know legislation is coming that is going make no knocks illegal. It's about damn time.

https://abc13.com/deadly-raid-leads-to-change-on-no-knock-warrants/5145826/

Kazan and Gator are strangely quiet now that the truth is coming out these people were not drug dealers and were set up and subsequently murdered by the Houston Police Dept. These two nitwits look like fools now and it's going to get even worse.

[PapaBear3625]

Gator’s spewing in a new thread

Deadly raid leads to change on no-knock warrants

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3729094/posts