Police in Draper, Utah executed an armed search warrant on a family’s home over a stolen electric bike — with rifles drawn — only to later admit the bike wasn’t even there. Officers justified the show of force by citing GPS data and a past weapon-related charge tied to someone associated with the address… even though they admitted they didn’t know if that person lived there or was present. The bike was ultimately found at a neighboring home. This is a breakdown of police escalation, GPS-based warrants, and how “officer safety” keeps getting used to justify maximum force — even when police get it wrong. 👇 SUBSCRIBE for independent police accountability coverage 🔗 Linktree (all links): https://linktr.ee/ThinBlueLies ☕ Support the mission: ko-fi.com/ThinBlueLiesMedia #ThinBlueLies #PoliceAccountability #WrongHouse #CivilRights #FourthAmendment #PoliceRaid #BodyCam #KnowYourRights #PoliceReform

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