On Aug 30, 2008, at 8:49 PM, John wrote:

> Tell me you don't really think they raided this house sans warrant!


        They had a warrant. Nobody stated otherwise; if you read the article  
you'd know that that was expressly stated. The problem is that the  
grounds for the warrant, as far as they've allowed people to see, were  
extremely vague. The show of force, with an attack that included swat  
team-like armor and weaponry, were completely out of proportion to the  
situation. There were no weapons of any sort on any of the premises,  
nor was there any indication that weapons were present.

        This was a show of force designed to intimidate anyone thinking of  
protesting the upcoming convention. Period.

-- Ed Leafe





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