The criminal had enough time to not only flush his stash but to plunger it back up and take a few hits. Story out of London, England:
Cops took Forty-three tries to break down a suspected drug dealer’s front door.
Bemused neighbours filmed on their mobiles and chuckled as at least 10 officers spent more than two minutes trying to force their way in during a dawn raid.
A crowd gathered as the cops huffed and puffed with a battering ram before the terraced house’s uPVC door eventually gave way.
An onlooker said: “It was extraordinary. You half expected them to just give up and go back to the nick.
“It was like something from a police comedy.”
Officers are normally expected to take as few as four or five attempts to break down a door - or risk losing the element of surprise and allowing criminals to dispose of vital evidence.
The bizarre scene unfolded when officers scrambled to a home in Abbey Wood, south east London at 5.30am on Wednesday.
The video was uploaded to Facebook by local Paul Dubens, sparking merciless ribbing of the Metropolitan Police officers involved. Cont. (Video)
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