Civil Asset Forfeiture (or civil judicial forfeiture): Law enforcement seizes money or property suspected of being connected to a crime without needing to charge or convict the owner of a crime. The legal action is filed in rem—meaning it targets the property or cash itself rather than a person. [1, 2, 3]
so you need the cops to steal somebody else’s car for you? just because they blew yours up for the dumbest most pointless imaginable reason with no judicial process?
that sounds a lot like work. its not a cops job to work for you.
Civil Asset Forfeiture (or civil judicial forfeiture): Law enforcement seizes money or property suspected of being connected to a crime without needing to charge or convict the owner of a crime. The legal action is filed in rem—meaning it targets the property or cash itself rather than a person. [1, 2, 3]
so you need the cops to steal somebody else’s car for you? just because they blew yours up for the dumbest most pointless imaginable reason with no judicial process?
that sounds a lot like work. its not a cops job to work for you.