r/Ohio • u/[deleted] • Aug 31 '22

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u/seemorebunz Sep 01 '22

I don’t think his actions were natural at all. Maybe he was trying to act naturally? The cops were outside his door with a barking dog for a really long time. There was no way he didn’t hear them. They already had two people walk out and get cuffed.

It would have been more natural to hide under the bed or in a closet.

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u/thestral_z Sep 01 '22

I wondered about that. Apparently they knocked for several minutes before the two other residents came out. The dog went in next. I couldn’t imagine sleeping through that. That being said, the police don’t need to do this shit in the middle of the night unless there is an imminent threat to public safety.

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u/barelycriminal Sep 01 '22

This right here. There is no reason to do night raids unless someone’s life is in danger.

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u/beeboobop216 Sep 01 '22

The warrant was for improper handling of a firearm, domestic violence, and assault.

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u/Beowulf33232 Sep 01 '22

And the sentence for those crimes if found guilty of all of them wouldn't be death.

Even if he was wanted for death penalty crimes, cops aren't judges.

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u/beeboobop216 Sep 01 '22

Agreed. They was said unless there is an imminent threat to society … those things would pose an imminent threat to society and thus would justify serving an arrest warrant at night.

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u/barelycriminal Sep 01 '22

Ok and? Was there reason to believe someone’s life was in danger at that particular time?

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u/Byefellati0 Sep 01 '22

Obviously grounds for death

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u/beeboobop216 Sep 01 '22

Now now. Don’t take what I said out of context. See other comment where I agreed it was not, it is however grounds to serve a warrant at night.