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Should law enforcement personnel be:
1. allowed to get a no knock search warrant for someone's house off a supposed anonymous tip without any verification or investigation of the anonymous tip? The tip need not be factual just anonymous and here they come.
2. allowed to search your home without presenting a warrant prior to searching? We were informed that they were not required to present a warrant until they had completed their search.
3. allowed to interrogate a child of 11 years of age without the parents' permission or even parents presence during the interrogation? They forced the child out of the living room with his parents into another room to do the interogation. My understanding is that minors are supposed to be protected from this type of behavior. Supposably in La. - A parent or guardian is allowed to be present during the questioning of a minor if the minor's rights have not been waived.

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4. allowed to seize property without leaving a receipt for the property. No receipt was left for any property at all. No receipt no proof it was taken off your property so you are unable to get the private property returned.

Art. 166. Receipt for seized property
When a peace officer seizes property under a warrant he shall give a receipt to the person from whom the property is taken, describing the property in detail. In the absence of such person, the peace officer shall leave the receipt in the place where the property was seized.

5. allowed to administer object lessons such as slamming/ramming/pile-driving their knees into a person's back and ribs while said person is face down on the floor as they finally identify themselves as law enforcement personnel: the object lesson resulted in at least 1 broken rib or at least that is what the hospital said. Total injuries were a scalp wound to the back of the head (I think from pistol butt), broke nose, and broken ribs, and pinched nerve. I filed a complaint with internal affairs on this but they said they had to have the doctors report before they would investigate and to get the records cost money I do not have. They charged me with assault on a police officer and resisiting arrest. Had they been in uniform, identifying them as law enforcement would have been easier instead of as being armed intruders in my mothers house. We are supposed to be able to protect our homes and family and ourselves in our home.
6. allowed to be insulting and rude, called my niece a drug head, my cousin a smart ass, and so forth. They were rude and insulting to my mother and she is pissed about all of this mess, after all it was her door they busted/broke in. They destroy private property and have no responsiblity to repair or replace the property.
7. allowed to endanger someones life by preventing then from getting access to their oxygen. My stepfather has COPD and is on pure oxygen and they would not allow him into the house to get his oxygen but then had they investigated as they claim they would have been aware of this fact. But then had they investigated they would have known who lived in the house and who each person was. As for my stepfather they could have easily escorted him into the house to get his oxygen tank.
8. Thus far I am told we have no legal recourse to seek JUSTICE! or redress.