Screwing with home security systems, damaging property, making threats, …
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Qualified Immunity needs to go away NOW, both criminal as well as civil.
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When Telsa bots become a thing these raids will go very badly very fast…For the ATF.
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This is like they saw the freaks who murdered poor Peanut, piss be eternally upon them and all who leghump them, and decided they didn’t like being Outrage Upstaged.
#MakeSeppukuGreatAgain
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Wait a minute….
As in, ATF saw NYSDEC pick a fight with the entire Internet and said “Hold Our Beer”…
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Even the dogs with the ATF took dumps in their house. There’s thousands of $ damage done to their home. Send a few to their fund if you can:
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There HAS to be some recourse for damages. Yeah, I know it’s the Feds, but jeez…
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After years and tens of thousands they might get a few thousand…
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That would seem a deliberate expression of contempt outside of QI protection. The agents responsible AND their supervisors should be dragged in there and made to LICK it up.
le are protected from civil suits when they steal cash and valuables, so surely they are protected from civil suits for urinating/defecating on the floor.
Pretty wild how police training eliminates one of the main lessons children learn.
“The panel held that at the time of the incident, there was no clearly established law holding that officers violate the Fourth or Fourteenth Amendment when they steal property seized pursuant to a warrant. For that reason, the City Officers were entitled to qualified immunity.”
“The panel held that although the City Officers ought to have recognized that the alleged theft was morally wrong, they did not have clear notice that it violated the Fourth Amendment.”
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