That's all well and good from a distance, but under what circumstances would a person ever be in where their door is getting kicked in and their first thought is, "Oh it must just be the police conducting a no-knock raid at the wrong address?"
We can statistically model (or arm chair quarter back) hypothetical situations until we're blue in the face, but the reality will never match. In order to properly respond to a no-knock at the wrong address, you'd have to retrain yourself to obediently prone out at the first sign of danger. Even though real home invasions are also statistically low, they are probably higher than botched police raids, so it wouldn't make sense to train yourself to properly deal with the lowest possibility scenario.






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