NO-KNOCK RAIDS OUTLAWED!

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Because you want . . . .

Splish_Splash Mon, 07/26/2021 - 13:59

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the defense to FAIL!

Federalizing police

Scott Beversdorf Mon, 07/26/2021 - 14:30

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Should never happen. Police demonstrate no restraint in their powers. Ex: Asset forfeiture. How's that working? Your examples of why are poor. Katrina: What did the police do first? Collect guns, didn't help people, did any complain it violated our laws? If they did I didn't hear of it. Many states sent LDO to states in need of help, were they federalized? State governors can coordinate any action needed. Central authority does not make things more efficient. Sheriff can deputize as needed... Fed needs to stick protecting our borders... States need to handle their own events.

Don't worry. Joey will veto…

Jeff Martin Mon, 07/26/2021 - 15:52

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Don't worry. Joey will veto it. Senate does not have enough to override.

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Richard Forscutt Mon, 07/26/2021 - 17:23

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If Biden calls in UN and Chinese troops to maintain order, this decision by Congress would be a good one. With COVID-19, there seems to be an urge by the government to take away your freedoms for the collective good of society. I don't like defunding the police, but I'm not sure I want a no knock raid to come in and take away my gun because a neighbor thought I was nuts and he was going to punish me by calling the police and having my gun and my second amendment rights confiscated.

Ok I’ll comment on federalizing the police

JT Tue, 07/27/2021 - 18:40

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Why it’s a bad idea. The difference between a Police Chief and a Sheriff is that one is an employee and the other is elected by the people. You should expect a Sheriff to have a greater concern for his constituents than a Police Chief. Federalizing the police would take local accountability away entirely. Much like the DOE can pursue a coordinated agenda, so could a federal police force. So I think it’s a great idea to take federalizing the police off the table. Whose was it? If a conservative, to limit future power grabs. If a progressive, to ensure something else… maybe to ensure the purity of the new up and coming National Capital Police Force?

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