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Case Study On Search Warrant

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• Search Warrant Case: Ps, Unique Allen and Justin Ramos, alleges excessive force and false arrest. Ps alleges that they were inside P Allen’s cousin’s apartment when MOS forcibly entered the apartment with their guns. P Allen alleges that MOS banged P Allen’s head against the wall, threw him to the floor, stepped on his head then threw him bed and strip searched him. P Ramos alleges that MOS grabbed him and threw on the floor and strip searched him. Ps allege that they were taken the 75th pct where P Allen alleges that his request for medical attention was denied. MOS state that they were executing a search warrant and MOS Todd Hansen was assigned arresting officer. ESU officers first entered the apartment and observed Ps in the living room.

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