Arrested for Refusing to Let the Police use His House to Gain "Tactical Advantage".

[DaveTN]

From reading just that story, this should  be a criminal case. At least one Officer wrote in his report that they conspired to commit criminal acts. This was home invasion, false arrest, aggravated battery and conspiracy to commit all of the above. In reading the story I am unclear why they arrested the occupants or why the went to another house and arrested other family members.

 

If there is any truth to this story it should be investigated by the FBI. I wonder if the Clark County Sheriff or the State Police investigated any of this.

[JayC]

Suspending the constitution, suspends the powers granted to whomever suspended the constitution.  Anything done by the government at that point is by it's very nature is an illegal act...  

 

And our rights don't come from the constitution, and they can not be suspended legally by the government, because they existed before the government.

 

Not that I'm aware. The .gov used Martial Law, so I don't think that is the same type of situation. Not that Martial Law is any better.

 

[Randall53]

I doubt we'll ever here anymore about this anyway. The news media truly SUCKS when it comes to follow up stories.

[vontar]

well, the 3rd amendment might have some Merritt after call.  The police are soldiers in the war on drugs and everything else they seem to declare war on.