Charles L. Cotton wrote:I wish the article gave more details about how the warrant was being served. I've made my strong opposition to so-called "no-knock," "feather knocking," or "knock & kick" entries known and I hope one such entry didn't cost this deputy his life.
Prayers for the deputy's family.
Chas.
Yes, they are a disaster not only for the LEO who paid with his life, but when it is a no-knock warrant served at the wrong address an otherwise law-abiding citizen believing they are defending against a home invasion can also find him/herself either killed or his/her life destroyed.
Back to the original subject, RIP, he is in my prayers.