 Jessica Gonzalez versus the USA. Although Gonzalez repeatedly called the police, telling them of her fears for her daughter's safety, they failed to respond. Hours later, Gonzalez's husband drove his pickup truck to the police department in open fire. He was shot dead by the police. The slain bodies of the three girls were subsequently discovered in the back of his pickup truck. Gonzalez filed a lawsuit against the police, but in June 2005, the US Supreme Court ruled she had no constitutional right to police enforcement of her restraining order. That sucks, because you think everything we've heard get a restraining order that's gonna keep them away. But the cops can only enforce it if they see the person there. So a lot of times they'll call and say, hey, someone's at my house, I have an order against them. By the time the cops show up, they're already gone, nothing they can do. So the cops can only enforce the laws if they see them being broken. We're all brought up to think that when you call 911, the cops are gonna come there and help you. Well, that's if they get there. They might be dealing with something down the street, and my brother would tell me that he would get a call and it would take 20, 30 minutes before he gets to the house.