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in my opinion you are taking a serious breach of personal freedom far too lightly.
The cops didn't take that away.
The person who swatted him did.
Why not both?
I don't understand why you'd prefer the possibility of danger over somebody being cuffed for 2 minutes.
He might have even had some dangerous written materials they should have searched his whole house. Or maybe dangerous chemicals hidden in his closet. Or maybe dangerous weapons stuffed in the couch cushions. They should have ransacked the whole place.
Why even endanger themselves going in with just cuffs? Flashbang the guy before he can react with a possibly deadly weapon. Drive a battering ram through his front door it only takes a second to open fire.
Put him under surveillance for a few weeks and collect his whole schedule so you can hit him when it's safe.
It isn't black and white. Get over it.
we can just gently smooch the boots
Go ahead.
The only way to convince you this is wrong is if you get swatted and have your dog killed for barking too much in front of you while cuffed.
I've been in a similar situation where some agents from the anti terrorism brigade came to my door. Sometimes you just have to shut up and work with them how they see fit.
Nobody was body-slammed, nobody was disrespected, nobody was being held longer than necessary or with excessive force.
This isn't a situation to turn into hate towards the police. Just get over it and don't be a fucking asshole.
I just read a story where a cop visited someone based on a noise complaint and ended up gunning the young Airman down while he was on a video call with his mother and gf... So from my perspective, cops are the danger.
Who put the person in handcuffs exactly?