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Police Illegally Raid Homes with Tank

Anonyme, Friday, May 9, 2003 - 16:08
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Lauren Regan, AAL

PRESS RELEASE
Police Illegally Raid Homes with Tank; Prompts Federal Lawsuit

For Immediate Release: April 30, 2003
Contact Lauren Regan, AAL (541) 687-9180

PRESS RELEASE
Police Illegally Raid Homes with Tank; Prompts Federal Lawsuit

The victims of an egregiously false police raid, and their attorneys, announce an impending lawsuit against the Oregon State Police, Lane County Sheriff, Eugene and Springfield Police Departments, Portland Police Bureau, Oregon National Guard and others. In the pre-dawn of October 17, 2002, approximately 50 police officers from these agencies swarmed a residential neighborhood in Eugene, Oregon, USA, armed with automatic assault rifles and accompanied by a National Guard military Light Armored Vehicle, which looks like a tank. Police claimed to be searching for a marijuana growing operation within three homes.

Two couples, Marcella Monroe/Tam Davage, and Elizabeth Redetzke/Jor Havens were awakened by “flash-bang


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THERE IS A HUGE DISCUSSION ABOUT THIS INCIDENT GOING ON AT:
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