I saw a TikTok and Granaf's salt,

because who knows which TikToks you can believe or not.

That was basically making the case that Brianna Taylor

was living in a housing development that had been

basically earmarked for redevelopment.

And after she was killed,

the house was bought by a development company for a dollar,

like some nominal fee.

This is to your point,

something that happens in a routine way.

You also mentioned in your thread,

an instance of a case that you litigated, I believe,

where there was a very attenuated claim

of potential drugs being in a house

that were possessed by a man who had a daughter.

The man did not live with a daughter,

the police ended up breaking into this girl's home

while she was in the shower naked.

And these are the kinds of in games that we can expect

when we allow the police to act with such impunity

and to have such a weak hook

for coming into your home,

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