I live alone. >> No one lives here with me. >> Hi guys. Are you okay? It's the police. You guys are fine. Okay. We just want to make sure you're okay. >> You guys can play right here. >> Damn. I think it's that one, isn't it? >> Is this 47? >> Yeah, I think >> this is 47. >> This is 43. >> Huh? >> This is 43. >> These cops just realized they tried to break into the wrong house, but instead of taking responsibility, they act like nothing happened. Look what you did. >> It wasn't a It's not a big deal. It's It's >> It's not a big deal. My dogs are inside. >> Okay. >> On July 28th, 2022, two genius Pasco County Sheriff's deputies showed up at 14043 Lando Lakes, Florida to serve an eviction notice after three previous notices to the homeowner. >> 32 respond. Or is that next? >> I don't know. It's hard to tell. There's a dog cage at the front porch. >> What's that? >> K1. >> Last week. >> Last week. Yeah, >> that's a week. >> Yeah. And I looked in CCIS. Nothing's been changed. You got keys? >> I don't got keys. >> You got to wait, >> bro. They moved nothing. >> Oh god, >> it's locked. >> We usually have the electric boat, but I guess this one wasn't installed on. >> Let's uh let's try the back. >> Great. There's nobody home either. We checked this morning confirming that all the law. >> All right. So, if he wants to start drilling, >> let me see if I can find uh >> Yeah, if you want to start drilling the water. >> Yeah. See if I can find a name of this. No numbers. Might >> as well get animal handle control on the phone. Want me to call them? >> Well, let's see if they're inside first. You know, a lot of times they could be ducking us just knocking the door. >> Start drill. >> Yeah, go ahead. Start drill. When no one answered, the deputies decided that breaking in was the next logical step. All the while, they insisted this was their third trip to serve an eviction, which is hilarious considering they weren't even at the right house. >> Open up the door cuz we're coming in. >> So, I remember this. We actually This is our third time posting this. >> Is it? >> Yeah. You post >> You posted it. We canled. Zach posted it. Cancelled. Hello. >> Hello. >> Hold on a second. >> Uh, we're here to finalize the eviction. >> It was posted a week ago. >> It was posted last week >> at my house. >> Yes, ma'am. >> What is your name? >> Jennifer. What's your last name? >> Hey. Hey. >> Is this 47 or 43? >> O. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> Oh, damn. I think it's that one, isn't it? >> Is this 47? >> Yeah, I think >> this is 47. >> This is 43. >> Huh? >> This is 43. Despite claiming they'd been there three times before with the house number staring them in the face, the deputies still marched up to 14043 instead of 14047. We actually we do apologize. We have the wrong house. It's the next door neighbors. What we're going to have to do is we're going to have to they're going to have to repair their locks. I don't know how 15. Okay, we'll be here. Do you have anything that can fix your lock to put in a work order? Have somebody come out with that stuff. >> All right, we'll wait for you. >> [ __ ] >> I should have checked that. >> I know, man. >> It's 47. 47. Yeah. It looks Now it looks familiar. I mean, I remember. Hold on. >> Well, that happens. Yeah. >> Hey there. Watch out, buddy. >> We're here to finalize the audition. >> Let me let me come around back or something. >> Come on out. Yeah, I have them. >> Once they realized their blunder, one deputy rushed to call a supervisor before the homeowner made it official with a complaint. >> How you doing? >> Doing well. How are you doing? >> All right. Um, hey, we're doing an eviction uh down here in I guess it's Loots. Anyway, um somehow Troy got the wrong number and um there's nobody came to the door and there was a locksmith. So, he started drilling the lock, but the lady had a ring camera and she um said, "Hey, what what are you all doing there?" And I explained it. She says, "I don't know anything about an eviction." They all say that, but um I guess Tori got the number wrong on a house. He's going to replace the lock right now. >> Yeah, he's Yeah, he's going to do it right now. >> But we never made entry or anything like that. So, >> interesting. Okay. >> All right. Yeah, just let you know everything's good. No, no. Uh, >> no, no problem. So, >> okay. >> I guess the guy's got plenty of locks. >> Okay. >> Good. Sounds good. Thanks, brother. >> All right. Bye. No problem. Bye. >> He's cool. But everything was far from cool the minute the homeowner pulled in. >> Hello. Hey, how you doing? Hey, we uh So, it was an accident. >> I understand it was an accident. Whose responsibility is it to read those numbers? >> Uh, it was all of ours. >> Okay. And what company are you from? >> Invitation Homes. >> And what company is that? Is that HOA? Is that a mortgage company? >> It's a renter company. >> Okay. Do you have a card? >> I don't have a card. >> Okay. We're replacing the lock now. So, we're going to get you a new lock. We didn't touch the bottom. >> We need multiple keys because I need keys for every single person that needs to have a key. >> I don't know how many it comes with, but it comes with two. >> Do you hear that? There's three dogs in there that I can't get to. >> Mhm. >> Do you understand? Who Who do I need to take this up with? I am shaking right now because I'm so incredibly >> It was It was an accident. >> And I understand that. Look what you did. >> It wasn't a It's not a big deal. It's It's >> It's not a big deal. My dogs are inside. >> Okay. We didn't get We didn't go in. >> We didn't go inside your house. >> We're replacing it. >> He's going to replace the lock. >> This is the wrong house. >> Why can't you get into your dogs? >> Yes. And I don't know if I lost. You know what? Can you go in through my back door? I don't I don't >> Why can't you use this? Why can't you go through here? Did we change the lock? >> No, we didn't do anything. We drilled a little hole in the side of it, but it's still it's still good. We didn't get in. >> I want something. >> I want something. >> What do you mean you want something? I don't know what that means. >> I want an apology. >> We're We're offering a huge apology. >> Sorry, man. There was I think you did mess up. >> I did. All right. >> Yeah. >> Go in through my back door. I don't think I locked it when I left. You want me to climb the fence? >> It was a nice mistake and we do apologize. It's It's >> We got so many of these right now and we're backed up and we're trying to get them home and >> my number is on the house. >> Yes, ma'am. You're absolutely right. It is on the house. >> And I I totally get that it was a mistake, but I hope that you guys see it from a homeowner's perspective that is totally caught up on everything. And when I have my ring camera going off and I see a drilling making contact with you and that probably would have solved everything. But um that's the lady. >> You know her? >> Yes. >> And she had a dog too and that's what threw us off cuz she had a dog we heard barking and then we heard your dog barking. I think that's what threw us off. >> Luckily for the deputies, Jennifer Michelle chose not to press charges. to make amends. They brought her lunch and the rental company chipped in with a gift card. Who knew breaking in the wrong house came with perks. While that Florida mixup was ridiculous enough, what happened in Colorado makes it look almost harmless. >> Hi guys. Okay, it's the police. You guys are fine. Okay, we just want to make sure you're okay. You guys can play right here. On June 6th, 2023, a Denver SWAT team moved in to arrest Danny Garcia on serious violent crime charges. They knew exactly where he lived, unit 307, but for reasons known only to them. They broke down the door to 306 instead. >> Hey Garcia, I need you to come outside with your hands up. Open the door. What's your name in? >> I'm Sharon. >> Is anyone else in your house? >> My daughters and my grandchildren. >> Hi guys. Are you okay? Please, you guys are fine. Okay, we just want to make sure you're okay. You guys can play right here. All right. >> Police forced Christy Shelton, her daughters, and their grandmother out of their home, then left them locked in a squad car for hours while the real suspect was across the hall the whole time. In February 2025, the family fired back with a lawsuit, accusing the officers of violating Colorado's protections against unreasonable search and excessive force. But the next illegal raid would cost the city over $2.9 million in fines for the terror the officers unleashed on an innocent woman. >> I've been living here for 4 years and nobody lives here but me. >> Okay. >> In February 2019, Chicago police stormed Ananette Young's apartment, executing a search warrant they believe targeted a suspected drug dealer. Don't move. Don't move. >> Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. >> What is going on? >> Chicago police search, ma'am. >> I'll explain. >> Well, there's nobody else here. I live alone. who I mean what is going on here >> where >> you have the wrong house I live alone >> no one lives here with me >> you're telling me to relax you guys [Music] too Good. [Music] >> We're clear on everything. >> Are we all secure? [Music] >> Does anybody else Stop here. >> No. >> No. Who are you looking for? >> I'll explain that to you in a second. [Music] >> We go back there. >> Yeah, >> we're good in the back. [Music] Anget Young, a social worker, had just returned from a shift when over a dozen armed policemen smashed through her door, handcuffed her, and tore apart her home. It turns out the officers simply took the word of an informant who gave them Janette's address instead of doing the most basic checks. >> You can't say in a moment, tell me what's going on. We can't all our photographs. >> Now, how can you take photographs of a house that don't tell me what you're looking for? >> I will explain. >> Tell me now. >> Tell me now. You got the wrong house. You got the wrong house. >> My bad. >> You got the wrong house. No one else here. >> No, no one else lives here. I have a son who does not live here. >> What's your son's name? >> My son name is Jimmy Smith. He does not live >> Hey guys, everybody this way. Let's get a photograph of this and then we're going to move it in this way. >> Oh my god. This cannot be right. How is this legal? Calling this a mistake is generous. Police records revealed their target, a 23-year-old felon awaiting trial, lived in another apartment in the same complex under home confinement with a tracker on him the whole time. But the most disturbing part was that if Ananette had made a single wrong move or reacted differently, she could have been shot because officers believed they were dealing with a violent criminal. >> I've been living here for 4 years and nobody lives here but me. >> Okay. >> I don't have the shelf. This is ridiculous. You got me in hand cuz I'm naked. You've kicked my house in and I keep telling you you got the wrong place. >> But I'm telling you it's wrong. I'm tell asking you to let me call somebody. I'm asking you to let me put some clothes on. I'll sit here and let you do whatever you need to do. Let me call somebody. Let me call an attorney because I'm telling you this is wrong. I have nothing to do with whoever this person is you looking for. >> And while this was unfolding, the revelations only got worse. >> It wasn't initially approved or some crap. >> What's that mean? I have no idea because I mean they told him it was improved and then I guess that person messed up on their end. >> The officer's negligence led to a lawsuit and forced the city to confront its broken raid procedures. In 2021, the city settled for $2.9 million and introduced stricter rules for home raids. While the sergeant who led the raid was fired for multiple rule violations, several deputies faced suspension. But even this 78-year-old grandma wasn't safe as over a dozen armed swant broke into her home suspecting she was hiding a stolen truck stuffed with guns. >> See, do you have anything on you're not supposed to? >> You have any guns or knives? >> Oh no. >> On January 4th, 2022, 78-year-old Grandma Ruby Johnson's peaceful Denver home became ground zero for a police operation. Officers believed she was harboring a stolen truck stuffed with guns, drones, cash, and a missing iPhone. >> All right, boys. We're here. >> Anyone inside police department, you come to the door with your hands up. >> I have a seat back. Do you have anything on you're not supposed to? >> Huh? >> You have any guns or knife or anything? >> Oh, no. Sit back here. We're going to tell you what's up. >> So, nobody else is in the house, man. >> No, nobody else is in the house. >> Okay. There's a So, they got a search warrant for your house. Okay. There was some evidence that they believe is in the house. So, I'm going to walk you over there and we're going to talk to some detectives. Okay. Once we can make some more announcements. Just give me a minute and make double check that nobody else snuck in the house on you. Okay. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Sneak in the house cuz I heat my doors locked. >> Oh, good for you. >> Cuz I'm in here by myself. >> Oh, you are? Okay. >> My name is Johnson. Okay, Miss Johnson, just give us a second and then I'll get you over to those detectives. Okay. >> Okay. That's weird. >> I mean, I see stuff like this on the movie, but I didn't think it'll ever happen. >> The entire operation was based on a single ping from Apple's Find My Phone app, which was misinterpreted to point to Ruby's property, despite covering a broad radius that included multiple addresses. Heat. Heat. snowb blower. [Music] Good, man. People It's getting clear. There's boxes up. >> It's just like a wall. >> Do they Is her son like Did they run him? Is he a criminal? Better way to put it. yourself for a second [Music] that boost. See how there's dust all over those planks? I I took my hand and wiped one. There's no way somebody walked in. After all the chaos, the police walked away empty-handed. But Grandma Ruby did it. She sued the officers who tore through her home. And in March 2024, a jury awarded her $3.76 million. A few weeks later, a judge upped it to an even $4 million. Not a bad return for being wrongfully raided. Ironically, the homeowner in the next wrongful raid helped the cops shut down a human trafficking operation. >> The Mexicans that are here, flip a coin with any direction, bro. That's probably where all the all all of it came from. >> On December 14th, 2022, police in Los Cusus, New Mexico, received a tip about possible human smuggling. A frantic caller reported that her daughter, niece, and two young grandchildren were being held captive. The smugglers had allegedly texted her demanding $28,000 or she'd never see them again. While she didn't know the exact address, she was able to give officers a location pen from her daughter's phone. You guys are look You guys are drawn down. Guns pointed at me, bro. I come out the first time I came to the door, I had my gun, bro. And I And I'm not, you know, I have firearms in my house. No. We're not We're This is legal. We're not We're not a a drug house. We're not holding anybody. We don't care about that. >> Yeah, I know. But I'm just I'm telling you who I am cuz you're in my house, bro. You just woke me up. Who are you? >> So we don't get bad numbers made or something. >> I'm detectives with the police. >> So I'm going to tell you why we're here. Um the reason why we're here, we are looking for four females that were kidnapped and basically held hostage. The way we got this location, I'll explain to you how we got this location and stuff. They sent their family members a pin drop of location of where they're at. Okay. Uh, we have reason to believe that it's kind of a larger scale operation and that's how we came across your address. >> Do you have any neighbor? >> That's what I was about to ask you. >> Are your neighbor is your neighbor to that side? >> Mexican. >> Yeah. >> What uh what have you seen over there? >> I haven't. This guy was asking me the same thing, man. I haven't seen a lot. What I can tell you is like I said, I run my own business. >> It's different in a family type of a setting, bro. I mean, I like I run my own company, dude. I don't have I I'm lowkey, man. I don't keep anybody here. You know what I mean? It's a low-key situation. We we uh I come and go and that's it, man. Family oriented. >> So, what >> riff raff that's always passing through this street? During the pandemic, I could tell you three houses down through parties, >> nice parties and no, it was like little Mexico, bro. And what I could tell you is uh >> no one called the cops. >> Mhm. They didn't show up throughout the whole deal. I mean, what about I don't know anything, though, bro. I've been here six years. I don't know. >> Okay. Um, what we're kind of targeting and looking for is possibly like a human smuggling, >> like a human trafficking deal. >> Yeah. >> Flip a coin, brother. The I if you wanted to Am I a personal I'm a Chico from here, bro. From from New Mexico. >> What I could tell you is the the I'm not a racist, but the Mexicans that are here, flip a coin, look any direction, bro. That's probably where all the all all of it came from. our house. >> They woke up the homeowner only to discover that the pen from the grandmother was sent to the wrong house. However, the homeowner did provide them with vital information. The cops could not search the suspected house until the next morning as they only had a search warrant for the wrong house they had busted. And this is what they found the next morning. We got you coming. Okay. >> It's okay. It's okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. No. No. immigr. Okay. Okay. >> Is that it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. [Applause] Got a closed door. Got a bathroom. I can clear that. If you want to hold this and I'll clear to my left. >> Is that bathroom clear? >> Uh, not all the way. >> Okay. >> Tell me we locked ourselves in here. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> We got five uh six more coming. >> Seven. Seven more. >> Seven. Okay. I got this mattress right here. Hello. Okay. It's okay. I don't have any. >> I just have one. Inside, officers found more than 50 undocumented migrants believed to be victims of a human trafficking operation. Unfortunately, the main suspects had already slipped away, likely fleeing after spotting police in the area the previous night. However, the next wrongful raid victim was gunned down by officers on his front porch. >> Hey, heads up. On April 5th, 2023, around 11:30 p.m., Farmington officer Daniel Estrada, Dylan Goodlock, and Whan Wson were dispatched to a domestic violence call at 5308 Valley View Avenue, but instead made a silly move. They crossed the street and knocked on the door of 5305 Robert Dodson's home across the street. [Music] Please form it. >> Farmington, please >> come come to the door. [Music] confirming no one's coming to the door. >> A firm, if you can call the RP back and have them come to the door. >> Farmington, please. Is it 43 or 5308? >> Yeah. 5308. >> Is this not 5308? That's what it said right there. Right. >> 108. Can you turn down the address? 5308 Valley View Avenue at a confidence. >> Don't tell me I'm wrong. >> They knocked, but no one responded. The moment they realized they had the wrong address and turned to leave, chaos broke out. >> Hey, heads up. >> Body camera video shows officers report the shots fired as they back away from the home. >> Fired. Shots fired. 103. >> Yeah, you good. >> You good? Back up. Back up. Back up. Check yourself. Check yourself. >> I'm good. >> We're 104. We're going to back up a little bit. >> Back up. Back up. Back up. Back. >> Okay. One. 4108. We have one down at the doorway. Hey, >> one down. >> We got you covered. Move. Move. >> Let's move out. Hands up. [Music] 4108 shots fired again. Copy. Shots fired. >> Okay. >> Datson opened the door with a handgun at his side. Within seconds, officers opened fire, hitting him 12 times. Tragically, he didn't survive. In the chaos, his wife Kimberly fired from the doorway, still unaware that the people outside were police. With your hands up, come to us. Come to us. >> I didn't help. >> Come to us. >> Come to us. [Applause] >> Come out the back of his car. >> Come on, ma'am. Come here. Come to us. Come to us. >> Come to us. Come to us. >> We're going to help you. >> Get her in cuffs. Go ask if what his condition is. >> Yes, sir. >> The problem was that there were no sirens or clear indication that they were police, just armed men standing in the dark. Believing his home was under attack. He grabbed his firearm. The New Mexico Department of Justice later ruled the officer's use of force was reasonable and consistent with standard police practices, declining to press charges. a decision that the Dodson family strongly disagreed with. By September 2023, they had filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit against the city of Farmington and the three officers involved, potentially leaving the city to write a very expensive we're sorry Back.