Originally posted by futant
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The no knocks are usually about drugs. If you gently knocked on the door they could flush it all down the toilet. I am not a huge war on drugs guy but I get why the warrants are that way.
Dallas County no longer takes our at large warrants until we have tried to do serve them a few times and document it. We had 37 in city warrants on our board in the back of briefing and one day myself and another guy decided we were going to have a warrant round up. Two to three of us just went house to house and ended up clearing 31 of them in three working days. No fights, no drama, just hey you got a warrant lets go. It did freak some people out in the department we were serving felony warrants this way but most of them had forgotten or did not even realize they had a warrant. When they were talking about serving thousands of warrants and no incidents I am sure thats kinda the same thing they are doing. Big difference in a search warrant and warrant for arrest.
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