TERRORIST TYPE DRUG RAIDS

Dear Editor,

On Jan. 4, Tarika Wilson, a 26-year-old mother of six, was murdered in
her home by raiding police officers looking for drugs. Her one-
year-old son was also shot in the shoulder and one of his fingers
blown off, while the other five children watched in horror.

Last November, police officers conducting a drug raid looking for
marijuana, shot 92-year-old Kathryn Johnston 39 times in the sanctity
of her home.

It is only a matter of time before someone is killed in our community
due to the violent terrorist raids being carried out by authorities.
Heavily armed raiders, regularly, violently, break into people's homes
and terrorize the occupants by robbing them at gun point. They steal
money, jewelry, cars, and even steal people's homes if marijuana is
found.

The newspapers are not reporting these terrorist-type drug raids in
our community. The people have a right to know about these violent "No
Knock Raids" being carried out by our police officers.

Who is responsible for all these people being murdered by police
officers looking for drugs? Is it the police officers pulling the
triggers, or are we responsible?

We the people are responsible for our government and we have a duty to
put a stop to these terrorist type drug raids being carried out by our
police officers. This failed drug war of ours has already cost us
taxpayers over a trillion dollars. Do the right thing: call, write, or
e-mail your legislators and tell them to end the drug war and these
unjust and immoral terrorist-type drug raids.

Bob Wood

Caro (MI)