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Buncombe County sheriff bans no-knock warrants

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Buncombe County Sheriff Quentin Miller banned the use of no-knock warrants in a new policy. The policy will go into effect following an internal review that includes supervisors. The 21-page policy reads, in part: Deputies must knock and give appropriate notice of their identity and purpose.

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Asheville Citizen-Times

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Buncombe County Sheriff Quentin Miller bans controversial no-knock warrants

Buncombe County Sheriff's Office has updated its policy handbook to ban no-knock warrants.

3 years ago·Asheville, United States

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WYFF

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Buncombe County sheriff releases new policy on no-knock warrants

Buncombe County's Sheriff calls them a high-risk endeavor

3 years ago·Greenville, United States

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FOX Carolina

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‘Deputies must knock’: NC sheriff bans no-knock warrants

The Sheriff said it is policy to conduct all searches and seizures in a lawful manner.

3 years ago·South Carolina, United States

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WSPA

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Buncombe County sheriff bans no-knock warrants

Buncombe County Sheriff Quentin Miller banned the use of no-knock warrants in a new policy revealed on Tuesday.

3 years ago·Savannah, United States

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WLOS

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Buncombe County Sheriff bans no-knock warrants in policy

Buncombe County Sheriff Quentin Miller has released a new policy titled “Searches/Search Warrants” that bans the use of no-knock warrants. Caption: Buncombe County Sheriff bans no-knock warrants in policy. “This ban on no-knock warrants is both an officer safety and public safety measure," Sheriff Miller said in a press release. "Entering a residence or business without giving notification is a high-risk endeavor for our personn

3 years ago·Asheville, United States

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