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Kokesh Producer: Cops Roughed-Us-Up,Trashed House

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Police have arrested DC gun loader Adam Kokesh; he’s currently being held at the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center. According to humanevents.com, Kokesh’s vlog producer, Liz Delish, was inside the Kokesh residence when the raid occurred. “’After two loud knocks at the front door and a brief pause, the police broke down the door with a battering ram.’ Once the police were inside, they threw a flash grenade into the foyer area, she said. ‘I thought someone got shot.’ A flash grenade is a non-lethal explosive that produces a blinding flash of light and loud noise, devised to temporarily disorient a person’s senses . . .

“The 30 to 40 police officers that entered had lasers, body armor and creepy-looking helmets,” she said.

Delish said she was shaken-up by the incident that lasted six hours. “I went towards the back of the home to exit, and there were four or five police officers on the back porch with drawn firearms.”

The adults were ordered into a small front room, their cell phones were taken, and they were summarily handcuffed without being Mirandized, she said . . .

“Their behavior was unprofessional and their search of our persons and the home gratuitously unconstitutional,” she said.

“They ransacked the two-story home, and pushed items into piles,” she said.  “One of the officers purposefully knocked over a glass of water on my possessions.”

One of the adults had a Glock 30 pistol in his possession, Delish said.  “He immediately informed the police and they retrieved his firearm.”

“Later he was punched in the back of the head for asking to use the rest room,” she said.  “I witnessed Kokesh being kicked by a police officer while he was handcuffed and seated.”

“The police used every opportunity they could to rough us up,” she said.

While the source is anything but objective, it seems likely that Kokesh will file charges against the police. For all the good that will do him.

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