Swat Team Raids Innocent Woman's Home; Lawsuit Filed

An elderly woman's home was raided by police after she was suspected of making anonymous online threats against the Evansville police department and Chief Billy Bolin. The 68-year-old woman, Louise Milan was in the house with her 18 year old adopted daughter when police shattered a glass door and burst in after throwing flash grenades inside. Police came up empty-handed in the search for evidence about who had made the threatening posts but only after damaging Louise Milan's house, handcuffing her and her adopted daughter and seizing their computers, according to a lawsuit that has been filed against the city of Evansville. The FBI later arrested Derrick Murray, a suspected local gang leader who lived nearby in his mother's house and was using his smartphone to access the Milan's unsecured wireless network. City attorneys contend that the force used to execute the search warrant, was "objectively reasonable" and that officials are immune from liability.