Cenk Uygur
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SWAT Team Raids Farm for 'Marijuana' & More Terrible Reasons
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August 17, 2013
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6:19Now Playing"A small organic farm in Arlington, Texas, was the target of a massive police action last week that included aerial surveillance, a SWAT raid and a 10-hour search.
Members of the local police raiding party had a search warrant for marijuana plants, which they failed to find at the Garden of Eden farm. But farm owners and residents who live on the property told a Dallas-Ft. Worth NBC station that the real reason for the law enforcement exercise appears to have been code enforcement."*
A SWAT Team with air support conducted a 10 hour raid... on a small Organic farm in Texas...for reasons including that they might have had marijuana. Was that the real reason, or does it go deeper? And why would a SWAT team even be necessary even if there were marijuana plants? Cenk Uygur, Ana Kasparian, Ben Mankiewicz, and Brian Unger discuss.
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