Junkfood Science: House-to-house searches — for twinkies and guns?

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People are asking: “Did you ever imagine we would see this day in America?” The health and welfare implications of this issue may also be more real than might appear at first glance. Two weeks ago, Boston police had launched a program called Safe Homes, for the protection of children. It would allow the police to go door to door and search homes — without warrants — for guns. The Boston Globe reported that they were getting objections from residents, but the police commissioner was “taken aback by the criticism.”