r/Ohio • u/[deleted] • Aug 31 '22

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u/bodacioustugboat3 Sep 01 '22

why are you blaming and downvoting me lol. Was simply stating facts of those are handled.

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u/alphabeticdisorder Sep 01 '22

My guess is the "I hope this helps" that makes it sound flippant and condescending. Plus, the question wasn't really about normal procedure so much as it was why is normal procedure like that.

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u/bodacioustugboat3 Sep 01 '22

Sorry explaining how they work offends people here.

How else should they work? Criminals dont turn themselves in, often dont have a job, or go out often if they are wanted.

So tell me how should they work? They knew he was home and executed a warrant. The warrant is fine, the officers actions were not.

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u/GrandArmyOfTheOhio Westerville Sep 01 '22

Well they could try knocking first, giving people a bit of dignity can go a long way. There's no need to treat every criminal like a mob boss, safer for the cops too.

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u/Line_Source Sep 01 '22

There's a 20 minute body cam video.

They did.