WHAT THE POLICE DID BECAUSE THIS TODDLER WAS UNVACCINATED IS TOTALLY SICKENING!

In Arizona, police are on high alert for some very dangerous people. However, these typical suspects are not armed with automatic rifles or knives or grenades – these people of interest are even more dangerous because they potentially carry a possible weapon that could wipe out millions of people – deadly diseases and viruses. As people around the United States watch in horror, babies and children continue to spread dangerous conditions that could easily have been wiped out if parents had gotten their little ones vaccinated.

However, police in Arizona might have taken things too far when they raided a family’s home with guns drawn as they remove an unvaccinated child. In the video, police are caught breaking into the home after the family doctor learned that the parents had refused to vaccinate the child.

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The two-year-old child had spiked a 105-degree fever, but the parents still refused to take the child to the emergency room. However, when the fever went away, the parents decided that an inconvenient trip to the hospital was not necessary – but the doctor felt otherwise.

That’s when four heavily armed police officers with the Chandler Police Department raided the family’s apartment in the middle of the night – breaking down the front door and removed the child at gunpoint because the two-year-old had not been vaccinated.

“All because of a fever. A fever! It’s absolutely ridiculous,” the mother’s lawyer, Nicholas Boca, told ABC 15. “That type of kicking your door in, with guns drawn… it should be reserved for violent criminals.”

State Representative Kelly Townsend has a history of encouraging parents to skip vaccinations for their children. She once called vaccination a form of communism, because it forces people to do something.

Townsend wrote on Facebook: “The idea that we force someone to give up their liberty (with a vaccine) for the sake of the collective is not based on American values but rather, Communist.”

However, when the police busted through this family apartment in the name of vaccinations, the Republican quickly stepped up to criticize the police and their response to the doctor’s “misdiagnosis.”

“This mother is nearly 9 months pregnant, and her baby will be born soon,” Townsend said in a Facebook post. “I have great concern that DCS will also take this infant over a misdiagnosis by the Dr., who thought the child might have meningitis when actually he had (a respiratory virus). This would have led to an unnecessary and potentially dangerous spinal tap of a two-year-old child. The parents were correct, the doctor was wrong.”

Because the Chandler police used excessive force when dealing with this case, people in Arizona are questioning whether the law even protects children. Townsend has written new legislation that would require police to have a warrant before they can remove children from their families at gunpoint and the threat of death.

The DCS has not commented on the story.

Do you think the Chandler police overreacted? Or should the police departments take the threat of unvaccinated children as seriously as they would armed criminals?


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105 is a dangerously high temperature and it was irresponsible of the parents to not seek medical help imo. The parents were lucky the poor kid didn't suffer brain damage.

The Doctor thought the child may have meningitis and they can do other tests (CT scan, blood tests etc) before resorting to a spinal tap.

I don't believe the cops stormed the house with guns just because the child was un-vaccinated.

Red Lily wrote:105 is a dangerously high temperature and it was irresponsible of the parents to not seek medical help imo.  The parents were lucky the poor kid didn't suffer brain damage.

The Doctor thought the child may have meningitis and they can do other tests (CT scan, blood tests etc) before resorting to a spinal tap.

I don't believe the cops stormed the house with guns just because the child was un-vaccinated.  

They could also have started a course of antibiotics and taken other steps to bring down the temp

vege57 wrote:

Red Lily wrote:105 is a dangerously high temperature and it was irresponsible of the parents to not seek medical help imo.  The parents were lucky the poor kid didn't suffer brain damage.

The Doctor thought the child may have meningitis and they can do other tests (CT scan, blood tests etc) before resorting to a spinal tap.

I don't believe the cops stormed the house with guns just because the child was un-vaccinated.  

They could also have started a course of antibiotics and taken other steps to bring down the temp

My oldest had a febrile convulsion when he was a toddler. One minute he was fine and the next minute his temp spiked and whammo! Luckily I knew what to do to get his temperature down fast as it was a 30 minute drive to the hospital.

Let me tell you it freaked me out. I would never mess around with a temperature that high.

Red Lily wrote:105 is a dangerously high temperature and it was irresponsible of the parents to not seek medical help imo.  The parents were lucky the poor kid didn't suffer brain damage.

The Doctor thought the child may have meningitis and they can do other tests (CT scan, blood tests etc) before resorting to a spinal tap.

I don't believe the cops stormed the house with guns just because the child was un-vaccinated.  

I don't either, more like the child possibly had Meningitis and, was highly contagious, if that was the case, plus, there was concern for the welfare of the child.

2 years old is too young to receive a covid vaccination, anyway.

I don't agree with kicking down the door and, I really don't think they just went there, kicked down the door and took the child at gunpoint..........there's something else, there's gotta be.

Abby08 wrote:

Red Lily wrote:105 is a dangerously high temperature and it was irresponsible of the parents to not seek medical help imo.  The parents were lucky the poor kid didn't suffer brain damage.

The Doctor thought the child may have meningitis and they can do other tests (CT scan, blood tests etc) before resorting to a spinal tap.

I don't believe the cops stormed the house with guns just because the child was un-vaccinated.  

I don't either,  more like the child possibly had Meningitis and, was highly contagious,  if that was the case, plus, there was concern for the  welfare of the child.

2 years old is too young to receive a covid vaccination,  anyway.

I  don't agree with kicking down the door and,  I  really don't think they just went there,  kicked down the door and took the child at gunpoint..........there's something else, there's gotta be.

They didnt have hours to sit around negotiating, at some point they needed to take action ,,

vege57 wrote:

Abby08 wrote:

Red Lily wrote:105 is a dangerously high temperature and it was irresponsible of the parents to not seek medical help imo.  The parents were lucky the poor kid didn't suffer brain damage.

The Doctor thought the child may have meningitis and they can do other tests (CT scan, blood tests etc) before resorting to a spinal tap.

I don't believe the cops stormed the house with guns just because the child was un-vaccinated.  

I don't either,  more like the child possibly had Meningitis and, was highly contagious,  if that was the case, plus, there was concern for the  welfare of the child.

2 years old is too young to receive a covid vaccination,  anyway.

I  don't agree with kicking down the door and,  I  really don't think they just went there,  kicked down the door and took the child at gunpoint..........there's something else, there's gotta be.

They didnt have hours to sit around negotiating, at some point they needed to take action ,,

I wonder if they had a warrant, a court order or, whatever, giving them the authority to kick down someone's door and, take the child.

Abby08 wrote:

vege57 wrote:

Abby08 wrote:

Red Lily wrote:105 is a dangerously high temperature and it was irresponsible of the parents to not seek medical help imo.  The parents were lucky the poor kid didn't suffer brain damage.

The Doctor thought the child may have meningitis and they can do other tests (CT scan, blood tests etc) before resorting to a spinal tap.

I don't believe the cops stormed the house with guns just because the child was un-vaccinated.  

I don't either,  more like the child possibly had Meningitis and, was highly contagious,  if that was the case, plus, there was concern for the  welfare of the child.

2 years old is too young to receive a covid vaccination,  anyway.

I  don't agree with kicking down the door and,  I  really don't think they just went there,  kicked down the door and took the child at gunpoint..........there's something else, there's gotta be.

They didnt have hours to sit around negotiating, at some point they needed to take action ,,

I wonder if they had a warrant,  a court order or, whatever,  giving them the authority to kick down someone's door and,  take the child.

It doesn't specifically say they kicked down the door but there seems to be a door leaning up against a wall in another room.   The place looks a bit weird actually.

EDIT: Actually the lawyer did use the term "kicking your door in"

Abby08 wrote:

vege57 wrote:

Abby08 wrote:

Red Lily wrote:105 is a dangerously high temperature and it was irresponsible of the parents to not seek medical help imo.  The parents were lucky the poor kid didn't suffer brain damage.

The Doctor thought the child may have meningitis and they can do other tests (CT scan, blood tests etc) before resorting to a spinal tap.

I don't believe the cops stormed the house with guns just because the child was un-vaccinated.  

I don't either,  more like the child possibly had Meningitis and, was highly contagious,  if that was the case, plus, there was concern for the  welfare of the child.

2 years old is too young to receive a covid vaccination,  anyway.

I  don't agree with kicking down the door and,  I  really don't think they just went there,  kicked down the door and took the child at gunpoint..........there's something else, there's gotta be.

They didnt have hours to sit around negotiating, at some point they needed to take action ,,

I wonder if they had a warrant,  a court order or, whatever,  giving them the authority to kick down someone's door and,  take the child.

One gets the feeling that the law is a little more flexible when it come to vulnerable minors ?

For everybody who thinks: "there's something else, there's gotta be.". Hmmmmm, yeah I used to think that too. UNTIL 2007. In 2003 I got a speeding with my new car (Elvira). In early 2007, I filed a police report for my car being broken into, and about $600 worth of CDs being stolen. A few months later, I answered a knock at the door, and found a cop standing there. My response was OH! Have you guys got info about my car and CDs? He looked at me funny and said, I'm sorry, I don't know anything about that. I'm here with a warrant for your arrest. I was speechless....for a while. Then I stammered out What on earth would you be here to arrest me for?! He said it was for a speeding ticket I never paid. I replied I'd only had one about 4 years ago. And he said, Yes, that's it. I said I'd paid it the week after I got it. He replied: Well, it must have gotten lost in the mail. And I said it must have gotten lost in the mail. I replied NOPE, I paid it at city hall in person. So...we drive up to city hall, the clerk at the window punches something into the pc, and said Are you sure? I don't see anything for her. The cop replied Yeah, I didn't find anything on our system either. I'm getting more confused by the minute.... The clerk went over to the file cabinet, ruffled through, and said Nothing here either. It's old, I'll go check in archives. After a few minutes she came back with papers in her hand, pressed them against the window, and the cop reads it out loud "set aside by adelle". I asked what does that mean? And the cop goes It looks like you DID pay it. So then I'm asking...Okay, I don't get it. You said it wasn't in your system, she says it's not in her system, so WHAT generates a warrant? I'm STILL waiting for an answer to that question. Then my last comment was. Damn good thing she found the papers, cause I was going to demand a discount if I had to pay it AGAIN, because all those turns we made driving up here (I drove my car, he followed me in the police car), you never once used your turn signals. Cops are supposed to follow all the rules of the road to ya' know. The clerk looked at him and started laughing saying "YOU'RE BUSTED!".

So who knows where cops get some of their info, how, whatever...... Who knows what these cops were told for their reason to go to their home~

I know how stunned I was to have a cop at my door saying he had a warrant for my arrest....