The state of Louisiana is looking to extradite a Sonoma County doctor whom they're accusing of providing abortion pills to a Louisiana woman — something that state officials already tried to do with a New York doctor last year.
SRPD responding to the call isn’t going to know those are real cops, they will be responding to a home invasion call and discover that the invaders are cops when they are already there and then they will know that they are obligated to stop the crime even if sympathetic to the bad guy.
And the kidnapping might be successful, sure. But the risk for Cletus here is that SRPD isn’t 100% on his side and he and his crew get arrested and take major felony charges. There is a reason this didn’t happen in New York. Louisiana is weaponizing the law for two purposes: 1. to discourage doctors from providing health care to women. 2. And to establish standing so they can petition the Supreme Court to ban abortion drugs.
SRPD responding to the call isn’t going to know those are real cops, they will be responding to a home invasion call and discover that the invaders are cops when they are already there and then they will know that they are obligated to stop the crime even if sympathetic to the bad guy.
And the kidnapping might be successful, sure. But the risk for Cletus here is that SRPD isn’t 100% on his side and he and his crew get arrested and take major felony charges. There is a reason this didn’t happen in New York. Louisiana is weaponizing the law for two purposes: 1. to discourage doctors from providing health care to women. 2. And to establish standing so they can petition the Supreme Court to ban abortion drugs.