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SWAT destroyed this man's Los Angeles print shop. The city refused to pay – now he's taking them to court – WGMD - Vimarsana News

SWAT destroyed this man's Los Angeles print shop. The city refused to pay – now he's taking them to court – WGMD

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SWAT destroyed this man's Los Angeles print shop. The city refused to pay – now he's taking them to court - Vimarsana News

SWAT destroyed this man's Los Angeles print shop. The city refused to pay – now he's taking them to court

Carlos Pena ran a print shop for more than 30 years until a Los Angeles SWAT team wrecked his business while chasing a fugitive. Now he's taking the city to court.

Source: wfin.com
Another "takings" case: When the cops trash your livelihood - Vimarsana News

Another "takings" case: When the cops trash your livelihood

In a number of cases around the country, law enforcement agencies have destroyed or severely damaged the homes or businesses of innocent people. When property owners sue for compensation under the Tak...

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Owner fights for compensation after SWAT team destroyed his business - Vimarsana News

Owner fights for compensation after SWAT team destroyed his business

The Institute for Justice has begun working with the owner of a small business in North Hollywood that was blown up – destroyed – by SWAT officers in pursuit of a fugitive.

Source: wnd.com
LA SWAT Team Destroyed an Innocent Man's Shop, Left Him With the Bill - Vimarsana News

LA SWAT Team Destroyed an Innocent Man's Shop, Left Him With the Bill

Carlos Pena's livelihood has been crippled. It remains to be seen if he'll have any right to compensation.

Source: reason.com