A lawsuit filed in Circuit Court that seeks $200,000 says two Chattanooga Police officers burst into the wrong house with guns drawn.
Randy and Tarran Brady are suing the city and Officers Kris Tinney and Lucas Fuller.
The suit, filed by attorney Mike Raulston, says on Feb. 13, 2008, the Bradys were at home when the officers suddenly came in, though they did not have any kind of warrant. The suit does not say where the house is located.
It says Officer Tinney forced Tarran Brady to the floor while holding a loaded gun to her head and threatening her.
The suit says Officer Fuller pointed his loaded gun at Randy Brady and ordered him to also get down. But Mr. Brady refused to do so and asked if they had a warrant.
It says the couple was held at gunpoint while the home was searched, placing them, their children, their spouses, nephews, nieces and grandchildren "in mortal fear."
The suit says, the officers left "after realizing they had made a mistake."
Each of the plaintiffs asked $50,000 compensatory damages and $50,000 punitive damages.