Ohio police used flash-bangs during raid of home with toddler on a ventilator inside

[EvilEyeFleegle]

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[JoeMoma]

Yea, they were TOLD they don't live there.

If police didn't raid homes because they were TOLD the person didn't live there, they'd never catch their criminals. They did NOT raid the wrong house. The house on the warrant was the one raided.

As much as I hate cops, I won't let you lie. This lawyer states this as the first sentence he states about this case.

This lawyer spoke about this a few days ago:

I watched that video also (before I saw this thread). Steve Lehto also speaks to how the cops should of investigated to determine if the person still lived at the address since they were told on 5 different occasions that he didn't.