10-19-2011, 08:48 AM
Kansas City police are blocking off roads near the Irwin home.
i think this is going to be a very inclusive search today. and it was smart to get a warrant. they should have obtained warrants even for consensual searches, to cover their butts in any future court case.
i repeat:
fuck you very much Taco.
KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) -
For the first time since Day 2 of the baby Lisa Irwin investigation, police have control once again of the family home.
Police said they have a warrant to search the family home on North Lister Avenue of the missing 11-month-old baby. Police also said the family is not allowed in the home.
Police said they plan to execute the search warrant sometime Wednesday most likely after the sun comes up.
According to police, this is the first warrant issued to search the home. The previous searches were consensual.
Kansas City Police Department spokesman Capt. Steve Young said they want to see what the parents might have now that they did not have before.
i think this is going to be a very inclusive search today. and it was smart to get a warrant. they should have obtained warrants even for consensual searches, to cover their butts in any future court case.
i repeat:
fuck you very much Taco.
KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) -
For the first time since Day 2 of the baby Lisa Irwin investigation, police have control once again of the family home.
Police said they have a warrant to search the family home on North Lister Avenue of the missing 11-month-old baby. Police also said the family is not allowed in the home.
Police said they plan to execute the search warrant sometime Wednesday most likely after the sun comes up.
According to police, this is the first warrant issued to search the home. The previous searches were consensual.
Kansas City Police Department spokesman Capt. Steve Young said they want to see what the parents might have now that they did not have before.