Search Warrants

Detectives who decided to use a SWAT team to execute a search warrant, even though they knew a homicide suspect was already in custody, are entitled to qualified immunity, the Eight Circuit ruled. The SWAT team used a flash bang grenade, injuring two elderly residents and a two-year-old child.

OMAHA, Neb. - Detectives who decided to use a SWAT team to execute a search warrant, even though they knew a homicide suspect was already in custody, are entitled to qualified immunity, the Eighth Circuit ruled. The SWAT team used a flash bang grenade, injuring two elderly residents and a two-year-old child.

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