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SWAT Team Swarms Bar, Demands to See Alcohol Permit

Posted on December 27, 2010 by pogowasright.org

Ms. Smith writes:

Raids on businesses are being conducted without search warrants under the guise of regulatory inspections. Although the Fourth Amendment requires that searches be “reasonable,” the SWAT team and other police, some wearing ski masks and carrying automatic weapons, can skirt around the warrantless searches by claiming the purpose was to check lawful permits.

Criminal barbering? If that seems too odd to you, then you are not alone.

Read more on Ms. Smith’s blog, Privacy and Security Fanatic.

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