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Houston Police Department Shooting - No-Knock Warrant | EPISODE 5
Welcome back to #QualityMatters. Your host Darci Chambers and Co-Host Kyle
Chambers are discussing a recent nation wide news story in Houston Texas involving
a shooting, multiple injured officers, the death of two suspects, and the infamous
no knock warrant. From a process and
procedural point of view, how could this have gone differently? What can be done in the future.
Please, for ANY COMMENTS or Feedback, we welcome it, send it
over to [email protected]. We will love to hear from you on this topic.
First, make sure you go online to subscribe to the Podcast
if you have not already, leave us a review as well, especially if you have a
great idea for a new topic we should address.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/qualitymatters/id1447300405?mt=2
Below is a little of what we have read and understand about
the case so far.
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- It
was a mother worried about her daughter's drug use that alerted Houston police
to a home in southeast Houston, leading to a deadly drug raid, say ABC13
sources.
https://abc13.com/5127653/
Search Warrant
Requirement
The Fourth
Amendment to the United States Constitution protects
people’s right “to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects,
against unreasonable searches and seizures.” Police must obtain a search
warrant from a judge, although courts have identified exceptions to this rule,
such as emergency situations and items plainly visible to police officers. A
defendant may ask a court to suppress evidence obtained in violation of the
Fourth Amendment, which prevents the state from using it in a criminal trial.
https://www.justia.com/criminal/procedure/warrant-requirement/
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) --
We're learning more about the suspects police said opened fire on narcotics
officers while they were trying to serve a search warrant in southeast Houston
late Monday afternoon.
https://abc13.com/what-we-know-about-the-2-suspects-killed-in-shooting/5110865/
Go online, check us out.
#QualityMatters iTunes
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/qualitymatters/id1447300405?mt=2
#QualityMatters
www.QMCast.com
Kyle Chambers LinkedIn
linkedin.com/in/kyle-chambers-tqa
Darci Chambers &nbs...
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Welcome back to #QualityMatters. Your host Darci Chambers and Co-Host Kyle
Chambers are discussing a recent nation wide news story in Houston Texas involving
a shooting, multiple injured officers, the death of two suspects, and the infamous
no knock warrant. From a process and
procedural point of view, how could this have gone differently? What can be done in the future.
Please, for ANY COMMENTS or Feedback, we welcome it, send it
over to [email protected]. We will love to hear from you on this topic.
First, make sure you go online to subscribe to the Podcast
if you have not already, leave us a review as well, especially if you have a
great idea for a new topic we should address.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/qualitymatters/id1447300405?mt=2
Below is a little of what we have read and understand about
the case so far.
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- It
was a mother worried about her daughter's drug use that alerted Houston police
to a home in southeast Houston, leading to a deadly drug raid, say ABC13
sources.
https://abc13.com/5127653/
Search Warrant
Requirement
The Fourth
Amendment to the United States Constitution protects
people’s right “to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects,
against unreasonable searches and seizures.” Police must obtain a search
warrant from a judge, although courts have identified exceptions to this rule,
such as emergency situations and items plainly visible to police officers. A
defendant may ask a court to suppress evidence obtained in violation of the
Fourth Amendment, which prevents the state from using it in a criminal trial.
https://www.justia.com/criminal/procedure/warrant-requirement/
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) --
We're learning more about the suspects police said opened fire on narcotics
officers while they were trying to serve a search warrant in southeast Houston
late Monday afternoon.
https://abc13.com/what-we-know-about-the-2-suspects-killed-in-shooting/5110865/
Go online, check us out.
#QualityMatters iTunes
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/qualitymatters/id1447300405?mt=2
#QualityMatters
www.QMCast.com
Kyle Chambers LinkedIn
linkedin.com/in/kyle-chambers-tqa
Darci Chambers &nbs...
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