The above 3 quotes are in reference to the fed agents' raid in OKC and I agree with the sentiment that we can expect more of this. Whether or not we will see or hear of this in the future is going to get interesting. The feds are taking the phones with them, and as we know, the cell phone and it's ability to video has been an occasional governor to the actions of the police state. As this regime wants to empower the ability of local, county, and state officials, who rarely violate civil rights ( 🙄 ), being unleashed to grab people and possessions, it will finally garner those local officers the "respect" they believe they deserve. (If you've ever watched the YT channels of the civil rights attorneys who discuss violations and retaliations by officers, one can quickly see that 'feeling disrespected' drives a lot of bad officer behavior.) However, now the thing (cameras) that is holding the behavior somewhat in check is in the hands of the one who wielded the stick. The media is not completely neutered (yet) but w/o video it is a helluva lot easier to dispute claims. It won't matter if it is mistaken identity or you don't look like me, or you're not from around here are you, or anything other reason capricious or truly illegal -- the government has provided them the protection and they serve them, not you. That's the protect and serve part and what it really means in a regime that is not a democracy.
Heaven help the family that has weapons. Odds are they will all be killed, adults and children alike, and no govt official will ever be punished. (thanks SCOTUS). Think about it for a minute. This woman probably had identification and other ways those 20 (TWENTY!!!!) officers could check authenticity either before or after the warrant was served and they didn't bother because she and hers don't matter. Do any lives matter?
Don't answer that.