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All right, we'll get to the shoozy. I've got to get back to this guy who's telling his story of his sister's house being swatted. I also have people I want to talk to do with you about her mother. Crystal, have those people hold on. Our number is 866. Yo Rover. 866, 967, 6837. Mike. All right. So your sister's home was swatted.

All right.

So the SWAT team shows up and then what happens?

So me, my sister, and another one of my sisters, we were sitting out kind of in her, she said.

And they just show up and basically like a, they called it a bear cat,

but it's, um, like an armored vehicle sort of thing. Yeah, yeah, like a truck. Yeah. And they announced over the megaphone, you know, can the residents of one, two, three main street come out with

your hands up. We're here to execute a search warrant on the property.

And while they took my sisters, they took my sisters out, but I ended up actually going

back in the house because there were kids there as well.

So I went in there to handle them instead of listening to the police.

So that's what led to the flash grenades or, or, uh, well, so after, after they cleared the house

and they eventually, you know, they took my sisters up to some squad cars up the roadway.

Um, and then they came back for me and the kids. Once they cleared the house, they were under the assumption that my brother-in-law, he had been out with friends so he wasn't even home at the time. But they were under the impression that he was there. And so they're like, who else is in the house? Who else is in the house? Don't know what you're talking about.

And so when they went to go search the house, they were, you know, flashbanging.

They flashbang the basement and the garage.

This seems like a lot of police activity for what was it that somebody got into an altercation with your sister and called the police and said

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