By Marlene Lenthang For Dailymail.com
Published: 02:56 GMT, 27 March 2019 | Updated: 02:56 GMT, 27 March 2019
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The Chicago Police Department is being sued after they raided the wrong home while serving out a search warrant and ruined a four-year-old's birthday party by smashing his cake and drawing their guns.
At least a dozen officers launched the traumatic raid at the South Side home on February 10 where the Bures family was celebrating the birthday of toddler Terrence Jackson, Jr.
Cops were given a warrant to search the home looking for a drug-possessing suspect who had moved from the residence five years prior.
Now TJ and Samari’s mother Stephanie Bures and the childrens' aunt Kiqiana Jackson are launching federal civil rights lawsuit against the City of Chicago and the police department for the terrorizing incident.
They say the officers terrorized the family and pointed their guns at young Terrence and his seven-year-old sister Samari.
Stephanie Bures and Kiqiana Jackson filed a federal excessive force case and civil rights lawsuit against the city of Chicago and Chicago police on Tuesday after cops mistakenly raided their home during a four-year-old boy's birthday party and drew their guns
On February 10 at least a dozen officers raided the South Side home searching for a suspected drug dealer and they instead found four-year-old Terrence Jackson, Jr's birthday
