I found this statement interesting (my bold):

Just under 80 percent were to serve a search warrant, meaning eight in 10 SWAT raids were not initiated to apprehend a school shooter, hostage taker, or escaped felon (the common justification for these tactics), but to investigate someone still only suspected of committing a crime.
Isn't everyone who hasn't been convicted "only suspected of committing a crime"? That seems to me to be an emotionally inflammatory statement. I can find little to like about the ACLU.