SWAT team storms 77-year-old’s house after app leads them to wrong home, US lawsuit says


Johnson, 77, was in her Montbello home of 40 years in January when a Denver Police Department SWAT team wearing body armour and holding automatic weapons rushed in, according to a news release by the ACLU of Colorado. — Unsplash

A SWAT team stormed a grandmother’s home after an app led them to the wrong house, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Colorado said in a recently filed lawsuit.

Ruby Johnson, 77, was in her Montbello home of 40 years in January when a Denver Police Department SWAT team wearing body armour and holding automatic weapons rushed in, according to a news release by the ACLU of Colorado.

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