JACK BOOTED THUGS / BANK BREAK INS AND THE MISSING DODGE CHARGER

Huffington Post reports on the latest Jack Booted Thug, bank burglar story.   With these intrusions, the banks are violating one of America’s key rights….THE RIGHT TO BE SAFE AND SECURE IN ONE’S HOME FROM UNLAWFUL SEARCHES AND SEIZURES:
When it comes to metaphors describing foreclosures, weak economic growth, and — especially — lost American muscle, it’s hard to find a real-life example quite so poignant as that of Aaron Dahrooge of Worcester, Mass.
Dahrooge’s mother, April, died in April of 2011. Soon after, Bank of America hired a contractor to secure her house, which had been in foreclosure proceedings.
Somewhere in the process, writes The Telegram, Dahrooge’s painstakingly-restored 1973 Dodge Challenger — a muscle car that typifies the strength of one man behind the wheel — disappeared from his mother’s garage. He first noticed something was off when he saw the garage had been locked from the outside.
” I thought that was weird,” Mr. Dahrooge said, according to the Telegram. “So I went around to the back to look through the window and saw the car was gone.”
Now several months later, Dahrooge says Bank of America refuses to release critical information that may lead to his car’s recovery. He has reported the car stolen, and though the bank told the Associated Press it is cooperating with investigators, Dahrooge believes BofA is stonewalling.
HUFFINGTON POST