Cops raided his house without a warrant, how they justified it is scary



The chilling raid of an early-onset dementia patient’s home in Erie, PA by multiple law enforcement agencies evokes a larger pattern of police abuse against disabled people.

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23 thoughts on “Cops raided his house without a warrant, how they justified it is scary”

  1. Please take a moment to like and comment to help share Lance's story to help educate the public and perhaps to put LEO on notice that disrespecting and violating the rights of Americans with disabilities will not be tolerated. And we will keep you updated! I have a feeling that Lance may file a lawsuit!!!! -taya

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  2. This swat team are nothing short of being criminals themselves. Each one should be charged with
    Breaking and entering. They had no warrant and were at the wrong address. They are the poster children for why they are called pigs. They violated his constitutional rights. His rights under the disability Acts. They made insults considering his disability. Each one should be made to pay for all damages to him and his house and have their badges any guns turned in and each charged with felons at the highest degree and should be imprisoned for 30 years without parole. They are the reasons for police refunding.

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  3. If you truly want people to come forward, you need to come up with a secure way for people to contact you. None of the methods you mentioned are secure… Signal for instance Telegram with end to end encryption enabled. And PGP encryption can be integrated with regular mail.

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  4. The constitution "claims" that our rights are guaranteed. Just last year Kevin Strickland was released from prison after 42 years of incarceration for a crime he had nothing to do with. What good is the guarantee if it costs your life to have it honored?

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  5. This is just crazy. The warrant application was denied by a judge, and they were still able to raid his home? How in the hell do they get away with that?! What good is the warrant, or the judge for that matter, if the police are allowed to get away with doing something like this?! What a fucking clown world shitshow.

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  6. As a person with TBI (diagnosed in the late 70's, when the word 'retarded' was still being used as a medical diagnosis), I get very irritated that people use the 'r' word out of initial-intended definition.

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