[lugerholsterrepair]

Video: Federal Agent Harasses Law Abiding Citizen And Tries To Take Away His Guns – The Police Comes And Serves The Fed Instant Justice

An agent with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms has filed a federal lawsuit accusing two Columbus police officers

www.usasupreme.com

 

[gunnertwo]

When I was doing LE (I worked for a Sheriff's Office) it was procedure to contact the local PD and inform them of the pending action. It saves problems like these.

G2

 

[lugerholsterrepair]

EXACTLY! A quick trip down to the local cop shop and let em know. Too simple...Don't taze me bro!

 

[Curly1]

Would they only send one agent to pick up a gun that wasn't supposed to be there?

 

[lugerholsterrepair]

Well, he did say he had a medical condition just before being tazed..maybe he be kwazy.

 

[Curly1]

 

[1910coupe]

As a retired Deputy Sheriff, I can confirm that the ATF&E officer screwed up by not presenting his identification/credentials first to the homeowner, and then to the responding uniformed officers. He additionally exacerbated the situation by refusing to comply with the first officer's command to "get on the ground". I worked plain cloths most of my career, and if ever confronted by a uniformed officer who did not know me, I would immediately comply with his/her commands. This ATF&E guy was typical of many of the ATF&E agents I worked with. Not too well trained and not to bright!

 

[Rollback82]

Noncompliance has consequences

 

[Brandon M]

Here is an interesting perspective of one (now) former ATF agent. This attitude is more in line with the ATF agents I have worked with in the past.

Leaked ATF Resignation Letter Shows Agents' Frustration Over Politicization

"...We did not become ATF agents so we could collect data, ensure firearms are in compliance, seize trigger groups, argue about what a firearm is..."

www.ammoland.com

-Brandon