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Tricked by wi-fi hack, SWAT team raids wrong house, uses stun grenade on innocents

Posted: June 30, 2012 |   Comments

Imagine you're sitting at home, comfortable on the couch, watching the Food Network, when all of a sudden a heavily armed SWAT team breaks down your door and storms into your living room.

That's what happened to 18-year-old Stephanie Milan, who was watching TV in her family's Evansville, Ind., home last Thursday (June 22), when a team of police officers broke down her storm door - the front door was already open - and tossed a flash-bang stun grenade into the room.

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