We should just ban police raids full stop. So it becomes a siege, so what? Arrest them on the street. If they have hostages, give them whatever they want, and then arrest them on the street.
Police won't rush into a classroom, but they'll throw a concussion grenade into a baby's crib.
Police are supposed to rush into a classroom, they just sometimes don't. In many cases, "give them whatever they want" includes a plane ride somewhere, so you really can't just "arrest them on the street". Once you give the hostage takers a plane it's pretty much hijacked, and the US really does not want to do that. If you won't let them leave the area, but want to lead them on for awhile, they would almost certainly figure out and start killing hostages, and then you would have to go in anyway. Giving hostage takers anything more than basic supplies (to string them along for awhile) during negotiations greatly incentivizes hostage taking in your country. Some countries will pay out or allow paying out if the hostage taking takes place in another country (and the forces in that country are not competent or willing enough to pull off a rescue), but it's a bad precedent to do that in your own country.
Sure, some fair points, but what's your take on the main point, that we should end raids?
Is that tech overactive police swat teams?
VPNs, some sort of burner phone or "burner" VOIP account (or actually both, there were multiple incidents that might not be the same person or people each time), and reasonable quality text to speech programs.