The Brief
- Surveillance cameras inside the home showed federal agents storming in with assault rifles on Thursday.
- They detained six residents, including a 12-year-old boy, neighbors said.
- The agents said they had a warrant but never showed one, neighbors said. Then, a warrant appeared on the doorstep the next day.
ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) – Federal agents broke through a door and raided a home on Nevada Avenue East in St. Paul on Thursday afternoon, storming in with assault rifles and detaining six residents, including a 12-year-old boy, according to neighbors.
Feds raid St. Paul home, take six residents: neighbors
What we know:
Neighbors who spoke with someone who was in the home during the raid said the agents claimed to have a search warrant but never showed one. The next day, a warrant appeared on the doorstep.
The warrant – from a state court, not a federal one – was signed by a judge in Ramsey County. But it did not match a sample warrant that a state court spokesperson provided for comparison. In addition, it did not have a case number or file stamp and there was no record of it being filed with the court, though that is not always done immediately.…