The guy in custody was gotten on something unrelated, I forget what, but the other cops working a case to get him were chugging along not realizing.
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It doesn't help that the warrent was acquired through a dubious/pencil whipped process and well the cops rolled the dice on shitty no knock warrants enough that they rolled a critical fail and now here we are
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except CERB idk what that is
we need less no knock warrants and more know knock warrants is what i say
It's the money the Canadian government is giving to people to live off of because they're out of work because of Covid.
Think the $1200 cheque your government gave you one time, but $2000 instead, and once a month since April
500 updoots on reddit, you can steal it
CERB is the Canadian Govt COVID money.
Also I haven't collected any CERB money. I've been working and going to the office and earning my cash. Also CERB is being replaced with the standard EI.
That $2000 is untaxed though. I know a LOT of people who are ignorantly blowing through it, all of it, theyre fucked come tax time.
Okay.
I know you're still upset that Stampede was canceled, but you dont have to take it out on me. A lot of redneck white people suffered this summer cause there was no Stampede, you should be happy. White people suffered.
As has been stated, they had the right apartment. Her place was listed because her and the suspect had an on/off relationship for years and they suspected he used her place as a spot to send/store drugs.
https://www.courier-journal.com/stor...ng/5326938002/
One thing I can’t find is if the police would still search the place even if they 100% knew the guy was in custody, because it seems like they were looking for drugs too?
They showed up and made sure their voices were heard in Red Deer
On a real note, I haven't been to the stampede in 12 years, damn. Coke stage was awesome for concerts back in the day, lots of great up and coming Canadian rock bands and all for the cost of gate entry with the occasional big (Canadian) band like Matt Good or Our Lady Peace (when they were big)
listen. wanting malpractice laws to apply to judges/district attorneys/whoever, which i have absolutely no problem with wanting, is a far cry from the origin of your argument here. you specifically said the cops should be charged when those specific cops flat out did nothing that was legally wrong. there's nothing you can charge them with
The cops literally got charged with doing something wrong, but the charge was for collateral damage (which was also fucked up) but they didn't even investigate the breonna stuff so how could they charge if they didn't investigate?
Assuming you're talking about that case lol
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So you want to charge them for murder? Ok, heres how that goes:
It goes to court, the lawyers present that the cops were executing a signed warrant and returned fire after being fired upon. Case dismissed.