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Fbi Raided Mil House Where My Car Was Parked And Forced Into My Car Resulting In Some Damage

Location: Michigan
Over the week, there was a statewide coordinated raid on Asian massage businesses. My mother in law’s home and businesses were part of the raid. I have no connection with her business in any way, but I have one of my sports cars parked at her residence due to renovation of my garage. I was not present during the raid, but was told that my car was forcibly entered (the keys are with me and not at the house) and searched. Panels and trims were removed as well as the trunk and hood popped open. The warrant left on the table described “1 person, 1 residence, the businesses, and 3 vehicles as described in attachments” all the attachments except for the one that describes the vehicles were included. There was also damage to my carbon fiber wing when the agents forced the trunk open and hit an object overhead. I have not combed over the vehicle to inspect for total damages, but I imagine force entry may result in damage in some way also.
Since I have absolutely no connection with her business (even though I sincerely believe her business is legitimate and does not engage in prostitution or human trafficking), I am wondering how I should proceed with this. My MIL already has an attorney for herself, but would it be worth it for me to spend money on an attorney myself?

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Fbi Raided Mil House Where My Car Was Parked And Forced Into My Car Resulting In Some Damage

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