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Article posted Nov 26 2013, 1:21 PM

Category: Tyranny/Police State

Source: StoptheDrugWar.org

Fort Worth Man Killed in Drug Raid

by Phillip Smith

A Fort Worth, Texas, resident was shot and killed by members of the Tarrant County Narcotics Unit as they executed a search warrant Friday night. The as yet unidentified victim becomes the 36th person to die in US domestic drug law enforcement operations so far this year.

According to WFAA TV News, citing a Fort Worth police captain, six members of the unit's Northeast Division arrived at the Tulip Tree Drive residence about 8:45 p.m. When they broke down the door, the man inside was holding a shotgun and pointing it at officers.

One officer from nearby Euless fired once at the man, striking him at the chest. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

While police did not identify the man, they did say he was 30 years old.

Four other people inside the home were taken into custody, but it is not clear if they were actually arrested.

The Fort Worth Police Department is investigating the shooting.

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dougo

Posted: Nov 26 2013, 3:25 PM

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victim should have squeezed one off.but without training to shoot first at anyihing he lost.

trm

Posted: Nov 26 2013, 9:16 PM

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675

yeah I was wondering why he did not fire the fucking weapon, then why brandish the g-damn thing fucking pansy. Stand and deliver or cower and die.

His name was Brad Garza

Posted: Nov 26 2013, 11:29 PM

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The man that was shot is named Thomas Bradley Garza. He was my friend for over a decade. He thought his house was being robbed during a no knock raid on his house. Due to double deadbolt locks on his door officers couldn't get in. Since nobody identified themselves as law enforcement Brad walked up the door, unlocked it, and let them in. It was less than two seconds after opening the door that they shot him. He did not have the weapon pointed at the officers. They did not tell him to drop the weapon. They just put one round in his chest and THEN identified themselves as police. Tragic as fuck.

Anonymous

Posted: Nov 28 2013, 2:18 PM

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> He thought his house was being robbed during a no knock raid on his house. Since nobody identified themselves as law enforcement Brad walked up the door, unlocked it, and let them in.

Doesn't make sense... he put double locks on the door in order to open it to the robbers?

Anonymous

Posted: Nov 30 2013, 1:02 PM

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Brad would never have shot at a cop. He thought he was being robbed. Plain and simple. Brad was nice guy and probably scared as hell. I'm certain that these cowards are looking for and excuse to murder someone. This could have been avoided.

Anonymous

Posted: Nov 30 2013, 1:05 PM

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"One officer from nearby Euless fired once at the man"

What is this officer's name?

Posted: Nov 30 2013, 11:53 PM

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victim should have squeezed one off.but without training to shoot first at anyihing he lost.
????

Are u kidding me? How old are u?? 12?? A man lost his life! Despite ur ignorance in even knowing the situation, this man had a family and friends that loved him. Show some respect for his family!

yeah I was wondering why he did not fire the fucking weapon, then why brandish the g-damn thing fucking pansy. Stand and deliver or cower and die.

And as for the ignorant person that posted this comment, go to hell! Were u there the night Brad was killed? No! So I suggest before u jump up on ur pedestal and start judging folks, how about u fix yourself first. I'm gonna suggest u start with the third grade..
Have a blessed day!

Posted: Nov 30 2013, 11:57 PM

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108211

Oh and in addition, ur so manly suggestion wad that he should've shot a cop? Ok maybe I was wrong, u might need to start in second grade.

jeff

Posted: Dec 01 2013, 11:25 AM

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he was my friend and those cops will burn for trying to.justify murder. brad was a good guy. rip buddy

Anonymous

Posted: Dec 08 2013, 5:59 PM

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Yeah Brad was a wonderful genuine person he would never have held a gun up to cops that's so fucked up for them to even try and say that and to just shoot him. I hope they cant sleep at night this was a very wonderfull person fuck those assholes that murdered him.

Anonymous

Posted: Dec 08 2013, 6:28 PM

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obviously the cops abused there power and the one that shot him should be lynched to death infront of the public eye. its unacceptable that they can kill without repercussions.

Anonymous

Posted: Dec 09 2013, 9:26 AM

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MR. What can I get away with.

Brad's Mom

Posted: Dec 14 2013, 8:27 AM

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So how do I go about getting justice here? Help me, please.

Chris

Posted: Dec 14 2013, 8:44 AM

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First step is to hire a lawyer. Second, you'd likely have to file suit against the police department to get them to give up any evidence related to the case (outside of the police report, which you should request a copy of).

Chris

Posted: Dec 14 2013, 8:54 AM

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Here's an example of such a suit in a somewhat similar type case, a lawyer is listed in the article:

http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2013/10/20/family-files-wrongful-death-lawsuit-against-dallas-police-department/

Such lawsuits are routine, so don't feel overwhelmed.

Chris

Posted: Dec 14 2013, 9:02 AM

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Also you could try contacting the local news about the case.

Anonymous

Posted: Mar 16 2014, 12:38 PM

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I knew brad, i saw him almost everyday for months. We always chilled and played GTA 5.
i am very good friends with a family member. i was right outside the day this happened, with this family member.

He was lightly drinking the night it happened, there was supposed to be a kick back that night, thats why he did not react appropriately.

I was on the phone with him for 10 minutes before i was told i should head that way, we ended the conversation because someone was knocking on the door. when i got there the police were already there, so was the ambulance.

I looked up to this man. He was extremely smart,brilliant, and i do not say that lightly. He had so much potential.
No matter what the time of day Brad always cared for family and friends, he always had helpful tips and advise for me and his cousin.
Trying to help us stay safe. Trying to stop us from making silly mistakes...

I'm so glad i met him, and i am still so torn apart from his death.

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