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Marine killed by SWAT Team causes outrage in Arizona

May 5, 2011 shooting of Jose Ortiz continues to cause outrage in Tucson, Arizona. Jose Guerena Ortiz was sleeping after an exhausting 12 hour night shift at a copper mine. His wife, Vanessa, had begun breakfast. Their 4 year old son, Joel, asked to watch cartoons. An ordinary morning was unfolding in the middle class Tucson neighborhood, until an armored vehicle pulled into the family's driveway and men wearing heavy body armor and helmets climbed out, weapons ready. They were a sheriff's department SWAT team who had come to execute a search warrant. But Vanessa Guerena insisted she had no idea, when she heard a "boom" and saw a dark suited man pass by a window, that it was police outside her home. She shook her husband awake and told him someone was firing a gun outside. A U.S. Marine veteran of the Iraq war, he was only trying to defend his family, she said, when he grabbed his own gun, an AR-15 assault rifle. What happened next was captured on video after a member of the SWAT team activated a helmet mounted camera. The officers, four of whom carried .40-caliber handguns while another had an AR-15, moved to the door, briefly sounding a siren, then shouting "Police!" in English and Spanish. With a thrust of a battering ram, they broke the door open. Eight seconds passed before they opened fire into the house. And 10 seconds later, Guerena lay dying in a hallway 20 feet from the front door. The SWAT team fired 71 rounds, riddling his body 22 times, while his wife and child sought protection in a closet.