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Topeka man swatted in error

Posted: Fri Oct 18, 2019 1:17 pm
by DispositionMatrix
He answered the door in underwear. Topeka police broke in with guns drawn, he says
Before Topeka police busted into his home, David Reynolds was in between classes and washing his dog, he said in a Facebook video. But when Reynolds — who was wearing only underwear — slammed the door shut, police forced their way in with guns drawn and handcuffed him.
“Fearing for the female’s safety, officers forced entry. The purpose was to check and see if the female was injured or needing assistance,” police said. “In emergency situations such as this, officers are not required to have a search warrant if they have a reasonable belief that a person may be in immediate danger.”

The person was detained while officers searched the home to see if anyone inside was injured, police said. He was released after officers didn’t find anyone else inside. Police left after the apartment manager was summoned to fix the door.

Re: Topeka man swatted in error

Posted: Fri Oct 18, 2019 2:32 pm
by senorgrand
Protect and Serve...

Re: Topeka man swatted in error

Posted: Fri Oct 18, 2019 6:09 pm
by Hiker
This scares the hell out of me. I have had 3 times when comes came to my house. Once for someone that resided there 3 years before me. Once looking for someone with the same last name as my roommate, and the third, they were looking for my next door neighbor and had misread the my fucking house number as there's.