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    Insurance policies have a specific exclusion for police action. For example, if your house gets raided and torn apart, insurance won't cover.

    Maybe he (the home owner) can get some traction because he wasn't the reason the police were there, but I don't know.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Irving View Post
    Insurance policies have a specific exclusion for police action. For example, if your house gets raided and torn apart, insurance won't cover.

    Maybe he (the home owner) can get some traction because he wasn't the reason the police were there, but I don't know.
    I'm pretty sure the exclusion is for illegal activities on the part of the insured, not on the part of a 3rd party. If I'm Walter-Whiting it in my basement I can't very well file a claim when SWAT kicks my door in and starts tossing flash-bangs, can I?

    But in any case, he needs to file a claim. IF his claim gets denied, then he can come after the city.

    Note that his home is worth $450k and he tried to get a 600k settlement from the city. Sounds to me like he's just tryna get paid.
    Last edited by Martinjmpr; 08-09-2016 at 10:18.
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