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Report 2005: A dangerous new agenda" Amnesty International finds the U.S. and other nations guilty of human rights violations
Sniping The "Right" Before They Can Burn The EntireBill Of Rights
Report 2005: A dangerous new agenda" Amnesty International finds the U.S. and other nations guilty of human rights violations
by Mycos at Thursday, May 26, 2005
Kathryn Johnston
November 21, 2006—GA
Acting on a tip from a confidential informant, police conduct a no-knock raid on the home of 88 year old Kathryn Johnston.
Johnston, described by neighbors as feeble and afraid to open her door at night, opens fire on officers as they burst into her home. Three of the officers are wounded before Johnston is shot and killed.
Relatives say that Johnston lived alone, and legally owned a gun because she was fearful of intruders. She lived in the home for 17 years. Police claim that they find a small amount of marijuana in Johnston's home, but none of the cocaine, computers, money, or equipment described in the affidavit that was used to obtain a warrant.
There are now allegations of a police cover-up.
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