Here's another wrong door drug raid. Except this time, the intruders were criminals:
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When armed intruders burst into her Southeast Portland home and ordered her husband and her roommate to the floor at gunpoint, Emily Morden knew it had to be a terrible mistake.
One of the men yelled: “Where’s Tim?” and barked orders. The intruders began to bind their hands with duct tape. They accused Morden’s 23-year-old roommate of being a drug dealer. The roommate, an old friend, lay on the floor in pajamas and fuzzy duck slippers.
Morden started to protest.
“Tim is not a drug dealer! He works at Fred Meyer!” she said, kneeling before the gunman but refusing to lie down out of fear of what would happen next.
“Are you sure you have the right house?”
Turns out, they didn’t.
The “Tim” they were looking for was the medical marijuana grower who lived next door.
Now, consider this: The people who got raided by these criminals were actually treated better than most of the people wrongly raided by the police.
Consider:
1) No one was shot or killed. And no dead dogs.
2) The intruders actually apologized when they realized they had the wrong house.
3) And, now that they’ve been caught, the intruders will actually be punished for terrorizing a home full of innocent people.
