(MN) Grand Rapids teacher files suit claiming attack by SWAT team

[-JC]

Revival

I was searching for "Randy Lehman" because one of my brother-in-laws suggested watching his career. Detectives like to turn friends and family against one another and see what surfaces from which they can benefit personally. This is what I was told to watch for: "working both sides of the street." I didn't expect to see this sort of thing but it doesn't surprise me. You would think this sort of stunt would have a chilling effect on promotions but then again it provides what I'm sure the St. Louis County sheriff considers propaganda value. The more of this sort of thing that can be exposed-- without so much as an apology-- the better.

 

[blume357]

I like the part about how the folks in charge had

'published' their plan to have the exercise.


anybody remember the book Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy?, when the vogon destructor ships show up to destroy the earth and they point out that the permit had been posted on the intergalactic notice board for the last 1000 years......

Seems like a good plan would have the civilian participants 'marked' in some way so that mistakes like this wouldn't happen.

 

[seeker_two]

Maybe the posters six years ago stumbled on a great idea....

When SWAT is called out to do a no-knock, they should stop at Domino's and "deputize" the lead driver for the night. That should cut down on the mistaken addresses considerably.....

TEAM LEADER: "Alpha Team, Circle around back. Bravo Team, throw smoke and flash-bangs on my mark..."

DOMINO'S DRIVER: "Dude! My high school is, like, to the left of the building you're at..."