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by **HES** » Mon Feb 20, 2012 11:41 pm

I'm sorry you had to endure this and am disgusted at this particular deputies actions. I hope that you seek recourse in civil court as well as file a formal complaint with the Sheriff. This is inexcusable. Oh and from the description of your area and your house, I'm jealous.

by **Savage_Justice** » Tue Feb 21, 2012 10:49 pm

Next time just hang a sign on your front door that says 10-zero (which means armed and or caution in hillsborough county) and go to bed. Then maybe you will get to meet the SWAT team they send in after there "barracated suspect" [smilie=011.gif]

by **FLEMTP** » Tue Feb 21, 2012 10:56 pm

Savage_Justice wrote:Next time just hang a sign on your front door that says 10-zero (which means armed and or caution in hillsborough county) and go to bed. Then maybe you will get to meet the SWAT team they send in after there "barracated suspect"

i think you mean signal zero

by **Savage_Justice** » Tue Feb 21, 2012 11:09 pm

FLEMTP wrote:
Savage_Justice wrote:Next time just hang a sign on your front door that says 10-zero (which means armed and or caution in hillsborough county) and go to bed. Then maybe you will get to meet the SWAT team they send in after there "barracated suspect"

i think you mean signal zero

No! I believe its 10-zero! I know for a FACT, Tampa Police uses 10-zero for armed and or caution. I dont know why HCSO would be differant, but who knows?

by **Quint57** » Tue Feb 21, 2012 11:24 pm

http://www.floridafirearmslaw.com/Conta ... r-Esq.html

I would contact Jon Gutmacher to see if he will take your case.

by **scottly** » Wed Feb 22, 2012 7:01 am

Savage_Justice wrote:
FLEMTP wrote:
Savage_Justice wrote:Next time just hang a sign on your front door that says 10-zero (which means armed and or caution in hillsborough county) and go to bed. Then maybe you will get to meet the SWAT team they send in after there "barracated suspect"

i think you mean signal zero

No! I believe its 10-zero! I know for a FACT, Tampa Police uses 10-zero for armed and or caution. I dont know why HCSO would be differant, but who knows?

Hillsborough uses Signal 1 for armed/caution, and state standard ten codes.

Tampa city PD does in fact use 10-0 for armed/caution

by **Mighty Hd** » Wed Feb 22, 2012 10:34 am

daave wrote:even if he told you 3 times to go inside your house, you had no obligation to do so since you were on your property.

seek damages, this is worth a some tens of thousands of dollars (from what ive read in the past). its impossible to make an arrest disappear, afterall.

the only way cities and counties learn is when their precious tax dollars go to pay out claims.

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