"It gives us a more dynamic entry to treat the issue," Oscar Cantu, the bishop of Las Cruces, told a news conference in Washington.
These are atypical raids involving "dynamic entry," a euphemism for kicking in doors or using a battering ram.
If drug dealers were selling form the porches or front yards of D.C. residents while they were at work, or sleeping, or on vacation -- and if they'd just done a 16-month investigation, you'd think this would be a detail D.C. police would have picked up -- perhaps that's a good reason to apprehend the suspects during a controlled buy, instead of with dynamic entry pre-dawn raids.
"I think you could limit SWAT teams and the dynamic entry tactics to those cases where police can obtain a no-knock warrant," he says.
The authors find evidence of highly dynamic entry and exit from poverty.
The police would no longer be permitted to use battering rams or "dynamic entry" -- the term used to describe forcible entry, the use of flash grenades, and other paramilitary tactics -- to serve drug warrants.
As one commenter wondered on the legal blog Overlawyered, "The real question here is just how necessary the raids with their attendant purile Boys-Own-Adventure "Dynamic Entry" SWAT procedures really were.
Whether this reflects the dynamic entry of LRCs into the nonLRC pool during rapid muscle growth or the interconversion of nonLRCs into self-renewing cells cannot be determined at present.
● It must support a dynamic duplication of entry fields during documentation (e.g., via tables with extendable rows).
On the other side of the screen there is a dynamic timeline of entries depending on what place on the map they click on.
