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: Criminal DefenseICE Takes Page From Len Berman: "And Nobody Got Hurt"
By Brian Tannebaum, Esq.
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Last week ICE Agents went looking for a drug suspect. Rule #1 in searching for a drug suspect: assume they are armed. Law enforcement need no information that the suspect is armed, just an assumption. It's somewhat understandable. When we read more and more that law enforcement can't even pull someone over for a traffic citation without being blown away, there is no sense in assuming that any suspect is unarmed and will go guietly. Once the assumption is made, and it always is, the method of going out and finding the suspect, looks like this video where they entered into a home, broke a bunch of shit, scared the crap out of a family, only to learn that the suspect was in jail - for the last 10 months..The Boveda family said federal agents raided and ransacked their home Thursday morning...continue to full postFull post as published by Criminal Defense on August 16, 2010 (boomark / email).
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