Georgia family hopes Supreme Court hears their case after FBI mistakenly raided their house

[@BeaudreauBell]

I honestly can not understand why Law Enforcement Agencies at all levels refuse to take responsibility for their mistakes! This happens too often and and should be unacceptable to every U.S. Citizen!

[@2192404Chemestrie]

It's the yt way .

[@SkyHighPatriot]

​@@2192404Chemestrie says something about the blk way that their suspect was black, and usually is. It would've been obvious they were at the wrong house if the suspect wasn't black. 🤷‍♂️

[@SkyHighPatriot]

It's the government... I'd bet there are still hurricane Katrina victims waiting for funds...

[@ak102986]

Why? So, they should pay the family money for doing their job?

[@tamikad3535]

​@@ak102986what job did they do, because I don't think raiding the wrong house is doing the job

[@crinklecut3790]

Can you imagine how traumatic that would be?

[@timb7775]

I hope karma catches up with those judges who think this is ok.

[@meansnowflake]

Middle of the night raids should be outlawed. Especially since the cops won't double check the address before busting in.

[@SkyHighPatriot]

So... Shine a light in the dark to make sure you're at the right address? Screw whatever element of surprise they had... You realize they come in heavily like that for violent and armed and dangerous individuals. Right? They really will just come up to the door and knock if they can. If their suspect has shot at police or anything, that's out the window. It's flashbangs and screaming.

[@meansnowflake]

@SirBvgzington Yes, make sure you have the correct address. If you're so incompetent that you can't take basic precautions, then you shouldn't be busting down doors overnight, no matter what. Or we could do away with qualified immunity and allow those who are incompetent to be sued. 🤷

[@SkyHighPatriot]

@@meansnowflake I agree that the person who caused it should be sued and held accountable. But the cops aren't the ones who caused the raid. They're reacting to someone else's actions, so they can't be solely responsible. At most, the driver who pulled up to the wrong driveway should have consequences. The guys who jumped out, in the dark and weren't responsible for driving, as the media acknowledged, had what looked like the right house, on a corner as it should be. Should they be liable too?

[@cutime6712]

You are wrong​@@SkyHighPatriot

[@Ace-lj6qb]

A case like this should never have to be heard there. Yet it’s a good thing because it needs immediate attention. For the safety of all people.

[@Kirby467-sk2hs]

This happened in 2017 and this case still has not been resolved. What possible reason could the 11th Circuit Court have for dismissing the case? There is no good reason to dismiss the case except to deny this family compensation for the wrongs committed against them.

[@deadlyta]

The 11th circuit is another Branch of government. Just one of three wolves watching us sheep and deciding what's "best" for us Wouldnt trust a wolf as a sheep dog but that's what our government pretty much does

[@myrna...1877]

They should have to be accountable.

[@benjamingill9361]

Who ever screwed this up needs to be fired and sued

[@navajojohn9448]

Not the first and not the last. And the thug storm troopers too stupid to verify an address never pay.

[@DRventura333]

Absolutely frightening. How many more families have had this happen to them and kept silent?? This situation would give anyone constant PTSD, each time there is a bang on their door, a loud noise, or even sleeping at night, worry it might happen again. Someone could have had a heart attack, fainted , or medical emergency. If the "boyfriend" had a weapon he could have , in order to protect his family, shot one of the officers for protection. From 2017! Why was their case thrown out from lower court, if there is a constitutional protect "tort"? How the heck "did the officers have the wrong house."!!!! If this was a doctor or officers home, would those people be treated the same way? Just frightening for that family.

[@nealstarling5422]

How many families have been compensated ? Possibly that’s why there silent, we the people should be privy to all that our government does at least shortly after the fact, it should just be a knee jerk reaction to report all that transpires when using tax dollars to run all government operations. How is it the elected officials and government employees feel they have responsibility to answer to their actions.

[@aesopsfox]

This is crazy but unfortunately I’m not the least surprised. I do hope they get some sort of compensation!

[@NfidelNet]

God bless them. What a nice family.

[@christinethorpe1202]

Thàts how the feds is in Atlanta GA , evil as hell. I'm still praying 🙏🏾 ✝️for the GA SYSTEM DELIVERANCE💯💯

[@f2lyt806]

prayers are meaningless to systematic situations, stop praying and TAKE ACTION if you want change!

[@tgreenwood3193]

Unacceptable

[@yvonnewalker3564]

Very sad and distasteful😂

[@ShawnD1027]

So glad the Institute for Justice is tied into this.

[@donbeam4072]

That's the government for ya

[@caramelking-zf8wu]

It's UnConstitutional .. video !! 🤔

[@SkyHighPatriot]

​@@caramelking-zf8wu I'd bet they were offered a settlement at some point and refused it.

[@Brian-we5kd]

If they can't raid the right house how can we trust them to sign the warrant truthfuly

[@frodosdojo]

I doubt the Supreme Court will care.

[@StevenSmith-p1d]

“. . . case was thrown out. . .” SHAMEFUL!

[@JenniferManning-yb2nm]

Those FBI agents aren’t competent since they can’t read addresses. What kind of stupid people are being hired for those jobs? This happens too often.

[@deadlyta]

Tyranny happens because we comply Also its insane that they have to "hope" that SCOTUS will do their job . scotus wasn't always able to turn down cases

[@LILVOKA]

It is hard. I had a mail carrier hit my car and I tried to file a claim. They said the U.S. won't compensate for damages due to the tort law.

[@DanielJames-h9h]

Why do the need a warrant? Because we are supposed to be free from unreasonable search and seizure. Isn’t innocence a reasonable defense here?

[@jazzyj6640]

A “sorry” is not enough. They have done this before and k-lled people on “accident”. Right, can’t get that life back! That’s horrible.

[@jacobmoore7824]

They need that money asap!

[@jdantigua1999]

Fools with badges that could not read. The Supreme Court will not side with this black family. 😢😮

[@datrill1000]

Welcome to the club!!! Happened to me also and nope no compensation

[@weldinggirl]

It looks so big on the outside but not inside weird, hope family will be ok

[@janicerespres359]

OOPS. Sorry, wrong house. Now that's a crock.....

[@ChristineEaves-fl1yx]

If “they” were WP😏

[@jazzyj6640]

Yup.

[@kennyneal1987]

😒.....Black folks y'all really think this is an accident? Alright.....

[@jasminewatson8547]

Im sure it happens more often than expected.

[@sheresastubbs9408]

I am not on either side. Since I am not sure what transpired before the fact. But documentation needs to be verified.

[@joycemclean3894]

Omg DEI , these American citizens so be compensated now

[@rhuttrho88]

Democrat fbi answer democrat voters!

[@jazziez6467]

Builder couldn't even give them a decent porch

[@bksson2818]

Who cares...boring.

[@walkerenterprise1764]

I now see what kash patel meant.

[@nina7229]

Wow

[@seanhyde5257]

They all ways be picking on the wrong people

[@Badpoison1]

Usually I enjoy puns in news stories but here it just seemed quite tacky

[@benjamingill9361]

Smdh

[@jerryshelton1481]

It wasn't wrong house they just couldn't get a legal warrant to see inside his house and they know if they can claim it was a mistake they would get qualified immunity

[@Pveal79]

That family looked like legit ppl. Stop reaching and making up a conspiracy. It was the wrong house.

[@jerryshelton1481]

@Pveal79 didn't say they did anything wrong

[@Pveal79]

@jerryshelton1481 why make the statement " they couldn't get a legal warrant to see inside his house". That implies that you think they did something wrong

[@tumshie1960]

Then why did they then raid the correct house?

[@aceace4660]

Any members of Phil’s utube platform Emancipation Media, make him or Demetria aware of this situation and update. Thank you.

[@tedmidy8400]

i know the kid too

[@ironcladvee6229]

‘Merica!

[@SkyHighPatriot]

I know right? A black suspect in a similar house got an innocent black family's door kicked in. If only that guy who was so dangerous they felt the need to throw a flashbang through his window and come in like that... Just hadn't been like that. None of this would've happened. But nooooooo. He had to go be a gang member. That free public school education and scholarships based on skin color wasn't good enough. He needed to be a thug 🤷‍♂️

[@SkyHighPatriot]

He had to go get involved in violent activities that made them fear for their safety if they had just knocked on his door. 🤷‍♂️

[@ironcladvee6229]

@@SkyHighPatriotHuh?

[@not4every124]

Is it always a certain type of family 🤔🤫

[@ak102986]

I am on the side of law enforcement here, they are human and make mistakes but do not always have time to makesplit-secondd, second guesses.

[@gwrulzmylife]

😂 planning a raid isn't "split-second" 100% avoidable? Maybe not. But the real issue is that they're refusing to be accountable. Bare minimum would be to reimburse damages to property. I believe they "circle the wagons" is due to those who claim "mental trauma" to get a big paycheck.

[@ak102986]

@gwrulzmylife the split second was in launching the raid when they got to the house

[@bossladyblues]

@@ak102986shouldn’t law enforcement make sure they’re at the right location if they’ll be making split decisions once they get there? Imagine if someone in the home would’ve gotten shot

[@ak102986]

@bossladyblues that is why it is a split-second decision. Think about it the other way, if they are taking the extra seconds to double check and something horrible happens? They are human they make mistakes. But they should be given the leeway here.

[@bossladyblues]

@ making sure you’re at the right house is not a split second decision. They already have the address and most homes have the house number on the mailbox or door. It’s not something you really have to think about and make a split decision on. Before you barge into a home, look at the door and or mailbox. Also the street name when turning onto the street. Things people do everyday. If the post office can accurately do this most of the time, I expect law enforcement to be able to do it and have better technology or procedures to ensure location accuracy

[@LSimmy52]

Let me guess......they think they need millions and millions of dollars to feel better.

[@662TV]

Police don’t use GPS? 😂