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joether -> RE: SWAT TEAM BREAKS DOWN MAN'S DOOR -- OVER STUDENT LOANS... (6/8/2011 12:22:31 PM)
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ORIGINAL: EternalHoH
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ORIGINAL: juliaoceania
I think that eventually we have the right to know why, but not instantly.... had you ever considered that it might compromise an investigation to say why they did it?
As long as the cops stay on their side of the fence while formulating an investigation, then, sure, deny away and not compromise anything. Once they step foot across that line and enter private property on a warrant, the veil of secrecy comes down. They must produce proper explanations instantly when asked.
If their intelligence is off and a person is not where they expected them to be, then its too bad if anything is compromised. They pretty much compromised it themselves, when bad data leads to busting down the wrong door.
Maybe the police had information stating the woman in question was at the residence in some verifiable manner?
It is a matter of process that police will show a person the actual search warrant. The man was held, I would suspect, until it was confirmed that he not only had nothing to do with his former wife's legal obligation to the US Dept. of Education, but also didn't know her location or manner to contact her. If the man in question feels wronged, he can take the matter up in court as per of his 1st Amendment right.
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