As a former police officer I can answer that with a fairly confident “no.”  

I am not the ethics police, I am not a judge, nor am I am I a lawyer.

While in other states, the eviction law has the police come to the house, and physically remove the person in a week.

I have been researching this a lot lately because I feel this could not only shelter me greatly in 2022, but make or break my chance of being a full time real estate investor (which Ive been chasing for 20 years now, police dont make a lot :). 

I am a real estate investor (with a concentration in buy-and-hold properties) as well as a Police Officer for the city and I will warn you that crime is an issue.

Some people, based on their race and gender are required to perform better on tests when applying for jobs as firefighters and police officers.  

Ok, so your all for allowing Police to just randomly crab anyone, walk in your home whenever for whatever, with or without reason, right?   

The police presence (both housing authority and metro PD) seems to be significantly higher in SW than in any of the other areas of the District with high concentrations of poverty-- even on non game days.

Talk to workers at the local police station3.

It is located on West Clay just a few blocks down from the police department.