Police State 4A Dead!

[trlcavscout]

you guys need to cut this anti cop spew.

if you have nothing to hide you should welcome them in and thank them for their service.

and if you don't want them in your home then, well... you must have something to hide.

Yes come in and shoot my dog and go through my stuff anytime you want. Hey wanna stay for dinner? Just dont shoot me 71 times please I think this is more anti law/lawmaker then anti cop?

[colocowboy01]

Yes come in and shoot my dog and go through my stuff anytime you want. Hey wanna stay for dinner? Just dont shoot me 71 times please I think this is more anti law/lawmaker then anti cop?

Are we all going to be required to have fresh coffee and donuts available at all hours of the day now for those who "stop in"?

[claimbuster]

Are we all going to be required to have fresh coffee and donuts available at all hours of the day now for those who "stop in"?

....you want spend some time with my wife too?

[Irving]

The incident that this came from, didn't one of those police officers also shoot the homeowner in the back (and kill him) while he tried to ride away on a bicycle? I swore the first time I read about this story, that was how it ended, but I'm not sure. Anyone remember?

[KevDen2005]

All I'm going to say is that I think it is a really bad ruling by the Indian Supreme Court and I have no doubt, giving the implications of the ruling, the dissenting opinions, and the precedent of case law before it that this will be appealed. I certainly don't agree with the ruling at all.

As for Colorado (and I would assume other states as well) there are really specific guidelines that an officer must follow before entering a home without a warrant and in many of those cases a warrant will still be needed.

That's all I have to say on that because I can see already the anti-police BS is already starting, even though probably all the LEO's are gonna be thinking the same thing the non-LEO's are.

[Zundfolge]

... I can see already the anti-police BS is already starting...

I'm probably one of those that would get labeled a "cop basher" around here and even I can see how rulings like this actually make the lives of cops HARDER and not easier.

...even though probably all the LEO's are gonna be thinking the same thing the non-LEO's are.

Well lets hope they're more vocal in their opposition to this ruling. While I agree that the vast majority of cops aren't going to like it any more than we do, there is still always a contingent that sees the constitution as an impediment (and those guys make it that much harder for the good cops).

[CMP_5.56]

I hope people don't take this as an anti cop thread. It's not, it is an anti lawmaker thread. This is a blatant case of lawmakers abusing their power. And wiping their ass with the Constitution.

[jim02]

I came her today to post this crazy story that comes right out of Europe, not something you would expect from an American town or state and I cant believe some of you damn fools, so damn eager to give up another of your liberties.

Amendment 4:
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable search or seizure, shall not be violated; and no warrant shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the person or thing to be seized.

This one they are not even sneeking in with some little breach of the 4th that most people are willing to accept, like a dui check point, this is the whole enchilada.
Come the hell on, really, your giving up the 4th amendment.

[CMP_5.56]

I came her today to post this crazy story that comes right out of Europe, not something you would expect from an American town or state and I cant believe some of you damn fools, so damn eager to give up another of your liberties.

Amendment 4:
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable search or seizure, shall not be violated; and no warrant shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the person or thing to be seized.

This one they are not even sneeking in with some little breach of the 4th that most people are willing to accept, like a dui check point, this is the whole enchilada.
Come the hell on, really, your giving up the 4th amendment.

I wouldn't say anyone is giving it up, it is being taken away from them. We will see how hard the folks from Indiana fight this one.

[Ronin13]

I fear the day that the Colorado Legislative body allows something like this... In our town there are several cops that would preform an illegal entry on BS grounds... not bashing all cops, but when a department sends it's rookies right off FTO to our mountain community and a number of them are overly eager and ambitious to prove themselves worthy to work in West Denver they tend to bend rules and become too aggressive for how low our crime rate is. I've seen it several times, especially when a new deputy becomes an SRO and questions a minor without parental consent.
Enter my house illegally and you put me in hot water, I'll have to defend myself in court for killing a cop on the grounds that I thought they were corrupt and wanted to violate any and all rights I had. I keep 3 loaded weapons in easy reach at all times, despite having a low crime rate we have had a lot of larceny and home invasions recently.