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fochoa81
My question involves civil rights in the State of: California
Law Enforcement knocked on my door , I answered. They asked for my brother, so I asked who they were (wearing civilian clothing) they identified themselves as parole agents. I asked them to hold on so I may check. As soon as I turned around they stormed the house guns drawn and all. Well it turns out that my brother was not even home. He has not violated his parole according to his Parole agent and did not know who the men were and what they were doing there. It turns out they were police not Parole Officers. Now did they violate my civil rights and everyone elses by searching the entire home without consent? I did not find out about the remey warrant until later that day I went to the court house to see if there was any search warrant on my home. Court records indicated there was NOT, only a "remey warrant" As far as I know they are supposed to be positively sure the person is in the home and not use trickery to gain access to the house, correct?