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MD: Maryland Cops Pulled An Amber Guyger, Only This Time The Resident Shot Police In Self Defense
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Two police officers in Maryland were shot by a resident in his own home after they forced their way into the wrong apartment while trying to serve a search warrant, according to a new report. The episode on Wednesday night in suburban Washington was eerily reminiscent of another earlier this month when an off-duty officer in Texas shot and killed a resident in his own home because she said she confused it with her own apartment.
A team of officers from the Prince George’s County’s Police Department were reportedly tipped off that a drug dealer lived in the District Heights apartment they targeted, NBC Washington reported Thursday afternoon. But they weren’t expecting an innocent, armed father to be inside protecting his children. |
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jac
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Another no knock intrusion begging for someone to end up dead.
Lucky that the homeowner survived. Most of the time they end up dead if they dare to confront the police with a gun.
Someone from the police department should be fired for incompetence, but don't expect any consequences. |
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