Two SWAT Teams Shut Down A Neighborhood In Colorado

[415_s2k]

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He had fought with staff members and fled in a car with other suspects inside. Police reviewed surveillance video and recognized the man. Police say the suspect has a criminal history. In conclusion, no suspect was apprehended during the four hours the SWAT teams terrorize the neighborhood. However they did manage to capture a large dog by securing it in the Humane Society van.

STOP THE PRESSES. This story is obviously made up... everyone knows that SWAT's first order of business after breaking down what may or may be the wrong door and cuffing and screaming in the faces of old people and children, is to immediately shoot any animals on the property.

That's probably the luckiest dog on earth

[415_s2k]

Originally Posted by Mac_Muz

Just love the 'criminal history' Why is this guy out on parole?

Oh that's right because Bleeding hearts don't like bad guys locked up. Bleeding Hearts prefer the POLICE STATE.

... and if it wasn't for conservatives' support for needlessly punitive mandatory minimum sentences for possession-related drug convictions, then they'd have the space to lock up muggers, robbers, burglars, etc and keep them locked up.

[JimRom]

Originally Posted by 415_s2k

... and if it wasn't for conservatives' support for needlessly punitive mandatory minimum sentences for possession-related drug convictions, then they'd have the space to lock up muggers, robbers, burglars, etc and keep them locked up.

Blaming the conservatives for the idiocy of drug laws is a fallacious argument. Both sides of the aisle have been involved in the War on Drugs, and both sides have a share of the blame for the consequences.