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Clyde gets at the heart of the issue, I am sure each of us could find a different story where a home/property owner both armed and unarmed were killed by LEO's who were mistakenly at their property/address.
I think the standards before any law enforcement officer knocks down a door need to be higher. If the suspect you are seeking is not the owner of the property you should be forced to have eyeballs on the suspect to get the warrant. Yes its more work but with todays optics and surveillance technology there is no excuse beyond a lack of funding.
Same goes for wrong addresses, again we have multiple sources to check someones address beyond DMV Records. In this day and age I see no excuse to not have two or three different locations where a suspects address can be verified and reverified before issuing a "no knock" type warrant.
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