Attorney speaks on gun show loophole explained as cause for ATF raid on home of Bryan Malinowski
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- čas přidán 21. 03. 2024
- The questions surrounding why the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives chose to raid the home of the Clinton National Airport's Executive Director are starting to be answered.
How about the ATF Loophole that allows mentally disabled adults to become armed federal agents?
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There was no need for the NKW. None.
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This is the correct information....
Imagine if our other rights were treated the way our 2A rights are treated? You need a background check to buy a gun, but showing ID to vote is racist.
It won't be long and our other rights will crumble.
Agreed, so it should follow that a background check is racist as well. If showing id to vote disproportionately effects minorities, then it effects them disproportionately in the ability to defend themselves as well.
Brian should have had his day in court. Not assassinated in his home in the early hours of the morning.
Atf is out of control...
Always has been
The entire government is out of control.
Just gonna get worse with all this bootlickers running the place.
You never hear of the ATF going after gangs with full auto weapons.
Never , look at this lilttle kids in chicago runing with machinguns on a daily.
The question is why did the ATF do a no knock warrant? Another WACO for the ATF!
No knock warrants should not be allowed. Especially by the aft because well what do they expect to happen if they are going to just kick down someone’s door who they expect to be an avid 2nd amendment enthusiast.
Waco dude was a sick man
don't forget Ruby Ridge
@@gmd5911doesn't matter what he was everyones rights at Waco were stomped on, and babies burned alive because of it. Stop this nonsense
The ATF just thumb their noses at the 2nd Amendment!
And the 4rh in this case with a no-knock raid
They always have.
And at the 4th Amendment
There is no loophole at gun shows. Stop lying.
Loop hole is how they paint "Law abiding way" in a negative light. Absolutely disgusting.
"Loophole" is just a euphemism for "we haven't passed a useless and counterproductive law to criminalize exactly that yet". It just wasn't included in the last stupid feel-good counterproductive overreach, so it must be why all the past regulations failed so miserably at actually reducing violent crime 😂
@@fromthedeeps857exactly. It's about narrative control. By controlling the language and words, they frame the conversation before the conversation even begins.
Its not a loop hole its the law that you can sell guns privately and has been from the beginning of this country. So this time they just bypassed the dog and went after the human. The ATF should be raided and defunded for selling guns to the cartel after Fast and Furious. JMO
Agreed
It’s not illegal when they so it...
"ATF hit on home of Bryan Malinowski" corrected your title... move along.
3 thoughts.
1. You are not required to have an FFL to conduct a private sale. He was not in business, it was a hobby. Even if he sold 100 guns a year, he at most made $100 per gun. Doubt a guy making $200K + a tear gives up his weekends just to make an extra $10K.
2. This was a "search" warrant not an arrest warrant. There is only one reason to conduct a no-knock search-to prevent the loss of evidence. Dude was certainly not at risk of flushing his guns down the toilet.
3. Most normal gun owners would come up firing when the door is kicked in at 6am. This is deliberate confrontation/escalation by the ATF. The search could and should have occurred while he was at work
Perfectly stated. Agree 1000%.
They never intended to search. There's more to this than any of us will ever know.
It was an Assassination, Period.
He was killed for doing something he was legally allowed to do. You do not need an FFL to sell firearms person to person. Buying a lot of firearms is also not illegal. The ATF literally murdered this man for his legal rights.
Yup. These Nazi gun grabbers will justify their behavior no matter what. People clearly hate freedom in this country. They’re also lying about the loophole nonsense.
Very tragic when they could have come to his residence at a decent hour and knocked on his door and presented him with a warrant.
I have never liked tje idea of a no knock warrant.
It was illegal
@@gmd5911
You mean kickn in his door and when they got the response they expected,shooting the man dead? Yes it is illegal!!
@gmd5911 No, it's not. You are allowed to buy as many firearms as you want and sell to who you want as long as they are not criminals. There is no law that says this man needed an FFL to sell his firearms.
Doesn't matter if he sold his private property to anyone else, no reason they couldn't have arrested him at work without firing a shot.
There was no arrest warrant...
I know, but these federal agents and cops can't complain about how dangerous their jobs are when they are the ones creating the danger.
Based on how it was handled, it would appear that they were hoping for blood to be drawn. It was premeditated murder.
They don't get to use rheir skills and toys if they just quietly arrest people.
Exactly!
They never had a right to exist in the first place..
They gotta quit raiding people, we are law abiding citizens, a simple phone call and scheduled meeting would save us from answering the door armed at 530am while in underwear
That will never happen, until we make them stop.
Atf had no business going to a citizens home.
The ATF could have arrested him at his KNOWN workplace in his reserved parking spot when he showed up for work...unarmed.
The ATF wanted this outcome.
Regardless, they could have served the warrant without any violence , the do it all the time. This is just more government brutality
Few facts here: they didn’t even have an arrest warrant, just a search warrant, the warrant read during daylight hours from 6am to 10pm, why a no knock kick the door in? Dude was rich and clean record, just knock on the dang door!!! Shootout with agents?? What would you do if your door is kicked in while your sleeping??
There is no such loop hole
So they terrorized a family by breaking into their home at 6am and killed a man over paper work.
In Massachusetts few weeks ago, a FEDEX driver from Middleboro stole multiple firearms from the FedEx truck that were being shipped and then sold them later got ONLY 10 days time served....and probation.
WOW
Why the no knock raid at dawn.This guy seems like a reasonable professional.He pulls in over $250,000.00 a year.Has a real nice house.Maybe wait an hour and then just knock on his door.See that wasn’t so hard.He seems like a soft handed gun dork that is just immersed in the craft.No need for seal team 6 to bait him into a trap with a no knock raid that led to his execution.Bad form aft….Bad form.
Agree!
No such thing as a gun show loophole.
Hope they sue the crap out of them. Make it expensive to have "killer agents."
The ATF is the loophole around the Constitution, not private buyers/sellers who are exercising their RIGHTS.
The ATF has never been known to go after straw dealers to this degree. Why him, why now?
White privelege......
They are sending a message,setting an example. In the heart of the midwest with all America watching.
They don't like it when citizens play with guns cause they're supposed to be the only ones that can.
@@johnnyatkins9097 And all Americans should just ignore the ingrates.
Why? Watch what biden and harris are saying almost daily. There's your reason.
Edit: they want to disarm all Americans. To have control.
6?? You mean 3 that found during a traffic stop the cop said they smelt marijuana?? Technically it was a crime to possess a gun and marijuana at the same time. But never said the guy that purchased the gun was a felon. Then the three guns that were purchased by the ATF. It was a search warrant not an arrest warrant either. Plus the warrant said 6:00 a.m. to 10 a.m. and they went during daylight savings time. To ensure that they have the cover of darkness to kick in the door.
Exactly
The ATF seems to only go after property owning law abiding citizens who MAY have misinterpreted some unconstitutional regulation. Just another reason why they should be completely disbanded as an agency.
He could have been taken into custody at work or a hundred other places. This was murder plan and simple
There is no loophole. Read the law.
So how many guns can you buy and sell to where they consider you have to have a FFL if you ask the ATF they cannot answer your question it's like people that sell cars you have to have a dealer's license if you sell over a certain amount
So if you sell too many cars the government should kick in your door before daylight and shoot you? This is supposed to be a free country. Your should be able to to sell as many cars or guns as you want. ATF shouldn't even exist.
Where is the outrage at Federal agents escalating right to use of deadly force against a peaceable citizen? It could be any of us. This wasn’t some cult in Texas or off-grid mountain man in Idaho, but a gainfully employed suburban husband and father.
In the Ruby ridge incident the ATF was at fault. So don't knock people who live off the grid.
@@KyleColbert criticism aimed at ATF and the fact they have escalated their attacks from people on the fringes of society to mainstream Americans.
I'm outraged!!
@@dougbotimer8005 sorry I misinterpreted what you were saying. The ATF like all regulatory branches think they can make the law and that they are above it.
he is the wrong ethnicity
I once worked with a guy who privately bought and sold cars at a much higher rate than the average person and I worked with another guy who bought and sold houses after fixing them up with his wife. It is not the government’s business what free people do.
They need to be charged with murder and put in prison
so having read the entire warrant in its entirety clearly, something KARK didn’t it seems as if he was selling his personal Firearms 3-4 to individuals in an individual to individual sale again completely legal he also purchased a large gun safe for his home and approximately 94 firearms for that safe again completely legal most people don't know this but whenever you buy more than two Firearms at one time it's reported to the ATF and your County's lead law enforcement officer
then it seems like the person that he sold the Firearms to resold them to criminals and they were stopped by LRPD and Conway PD all of that triggered an ATF warrant for a search of his property and a No Knock Warrant at that SO the ATF rolls up to his house in a VERY nice neighborhood at 5:45 AM and kicks in his door without identifying themselves they are shot at they return fire and bams your uncle we have 2 people shot now one dead
currently i live in a very quiet area and if someone kicks my door in at 5:45 am without identifying themselves in a manner that I can hear you bet your ass I'm putting lead down range I'm not waiting to see if it's a cop the ATF or Tyrone and 10 of his boys coming to rob and kill me that's why no knock warrants are dangerous and should not be executed no-knock warrants create impossible circumstances that expose the public to predictably deadly consequences while also placing officers in danger. www.kark.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/85/2024/03/Ex.-1-Search-Warrant-003.pdf
KARK if you can’t do your research for stories then you should probably hire me I’ll take 80,000 years salary full health benefits
I think they should hire you.
P.s. in my state, if you buy two or more firearms at one e time, it's reported. Which I think is such B.S. 2 or more. So a guy can't go in and buy his first pistol and shotgun at the same time, without being reported. Lame.
You don’t need a license to sell guns it’s called a private sale they killed this man
Oh look the atf breaking their own rules, again and causing a shootout, again.
You mean the second amendment loophole.
Well all,we know we will get no help from congress. The Rep. majority just sold us out again
The entire Gubberment loophole after some nut goes postal of 'they were on our radar'
They did this with the hope that he would shoot because then they coild kill him to send a message. They knew that if the case went to trial, they might lose.
It's not a Loop Hole. It was specifically added to the Firearm Owners Protection Act to allow private citizens to sell their firearms through private sales. It's not a Loop Hole if it's the stated intent of the law.
Dead Men Tell No Tales
I wish they wouldn’t have killed him… I just don’t understand why didn’t they just pick him up on his way to work? After all he wasn’t a murder.🤦🏽♂️
@@blackman9038 They are. The ATF is out for blood.
it was a warning for everyone else. they may lose in the courts, but they will still delete you whenever they want...
The aft/fat/atf is notorious for lying and fabricating evidence. Why should WE believe this material that is attached to this "warrant"?
Just be honest media, he was murdered by armed brown shirt ATF thugs to make an example out of him. They could have easily avoided this by going to his work place in daylight to talk to him and or arrest him. But they chose to break into his house unannounced in the middle of the night like burglars
The ATF did the same thing to Randy Weaver and David Koresh!!! Multiple opportunities to arrest without violence but didn't!!!
Wow y'all jumped on this line of gun control quick!!!!
You mean to tell me this was the worst offense they could find in the Little Rock area 🤔
But why not just show up at the gun show and arrest him there? There was no need to no-knock him.
They had a tracker on his vehicle , very easily could of taken him into custody any where on the road during daylight , he didnt have to die .
Innocent until proven guilty...not for the ATF. The agent will no doubtly receive another award.
They only had a search warrant not an arrest warrant. This could have been avoided if they perhaps waited as he arrived home from work, approached him, identified themselves and presented the SEARCH warrant. They had little evidence, the SEARCH warrant was to try to obtain more evidence for an ARREST warrant.
How about giving him a call and telling him that you have a warrant for him let’s say in the middle of the daytime
Atf will always "claim" someone broke laws! ATF makes them rules and laws up as the go along!
The 2A Loophole says he did not break the law.
ATF owes America an apology
Once again they'll investigate themselves and find no wrongdoing! 🙄🤬😈
So the ATF obtained a warrant and the green light for a no knock raid over a legal loophole?
This is an unjust Murder by the ATF. The ATF must be held accountable.
When did the ATF raided a cartel?
Need to disband all of the 3 letter agencies
If an ATF agent refuses to wear a body camera they need to be refused the privilage of wearing body armor.
no such thing as a gun show loophole the laws do not change in a building jsut because it says gun show all ffl dealers are required to do a form 4473 and a background check private salers are not federally required to do so they heave to follow stater lwas like in missouri private salers can sale wihtout anything ruther its a gun show or not just cant knowingly place a prohibited person in posession
THAT SHOULD BE SHERIFF DEPT AND POLICE .
how do we know who shot the agent, ballistics need to be shown to see if the atf agent was shot by his own men by accident.
So technically he didn’t break the law but since he didn’t break the law repeatedly within 24hrs now he’s deceased.
If he was buying and selling without ffl filings. How did ATF know?
yeah so, he was such a risk that the ATF had to do a surprise raid early in the morning on his home? so sure, he wouldn't just think this was a home invasion!? they were watching him, knew where he worked, knew he had no history of violence. and yet went with the most extreme way of taking him into custody.
ATF should visit the Bronx , Washington heights, Yonkers and Harlem to take them away from the criminals out here but they won’t. They’re too busy raiding houses and church goers
The ATF swatted him at 6 A.M. when he was most vulnerable unaware and afraid so they killed him because he thought it wasn’t ATF the broke into his house.
ATF was absolutely not justified, and it was handled in such a way that it ensured the result that came about.
Premeditated murder , there's no reason why they couldn't show up during normal business hours and contact him and his job or other places and kept it cordial, they did it in a way where they could murder him, that was the reason that's the way they executed it and that's the only way you can sum it up. They know what they was doing there was many ways to do it where it would have been safe and they picked the most dangerous way ever. I just wish this victim was the One Standing Tall at the podium explaining his story unfortunately the criminals are the ones doing it while the victim will be buried by the people that were swore to protect and honored a Constitution of the United States and all they did was piss on it
There is no "loophole" at gun shows. Dealers at gun shows perform a background check just like a sports outfitter that sells guns would.
No Knock, and Knock, beat, bust in warrant actions must end. Unless you get a judge to sign off on a no-knock, you wait for that citizen to open the door and review the warrant. You bust in and you are a home invader, not a cop.
If it’s private how do they know he sold them?
meanwhile all of the weapons confiscated will disappear into their collections
ATF… the Biden Gestapo. Talk about Trump or guns and you are on the bye bye list.
ATF didn't need to do a raid like they did, I'm sure he would've talked to them about his buying & selling, through his attorney of course.
Seems like the ATF has the powers of Judge, Jury and executioner
they can not justify murder. The ATF has done this forever
I think the big question here should be the lack of judgement on the ATF’s part. This should have been an issue handled by lawyers and should not have resulted in a shootout. This guy was a respected citizen in his everyday life and was not out here selling Willie Nellie to drug gangs .
Definitely should have been a better way to take this guy into custody. Why go in kicking doors down? Was it just to show off all those cool full autos?
It's funny that the news is only focused on him and not the ATF raiding his home at 6am. They had been watching him for weeks and knew everything about him. They could have simply went to his job, pulled him over, or went to his house at any time other than a 6 am raid. They get their thrill on when it comes to raids.
@@howardj602 Jesus Christ are you stupid. They had been watching him for weeks. They knew everything he did. The possibility of him having weapons is greater at his house than anywhere else especially work. They could of had a marked unit pull him over in a traffic stop. He wasn't wanted for murder or anything. They were checking in why he was buying and selling weapons. Which by the way is LEGAL. Get a grip.
Why aren't these "Journalists" asking some of the most obvious questions. Like Why was a no knock warrant being served at 6am while his family would be there and any normal person would believe they were being broken into and respond to a threat, just like he did? Why not serve the warrant while at his place of work so this could have happened in a controlled manner? Who was the judge that signed the No knock warrant and the reasoning they and the ATF used for it? Body cameras were reportedly not worn when that is the norm, why? This sounds more and more like a hit.
The ATF Raid on Brian Malinowski's home gives all the appearances of an assassination. Several agents armed with fully automatic weapons arrive at his home at 6AM while the majority of people are soundly asleep in their beds, they place tape over his security cameras, they break down his door and enter his home with machine guns at the ready. Brian Malinowski in all probability believed that there was a Home Invasion taking place, arms himself and goes to meet the threat to his home and family. Gunfire is exchanged and Mr. Malinowski is shot in the head and expires later. My questions are: Why did the ATF place tape over the home security camera if they were only there to serve a search warrant? Why did none of the agents and officers at the scene wear body cameras? Why was the search warrant served at 6AM when they could have just as easily served it at noon, in broad daylight when the man was awake and could easily recognize the agents to prevent confusion?
Third party gun sales are legal in Arkansas or don't the federal government respect state law.
That reporter comes off as a weasel, slandering a dead man at end of interview.
I'm somewhat surprised that the promoters don't require an FFL to get a table. This wouldn't prevent the common parking lot trades between private owners at gun shows.
See that’s the thing. Just leave all of us alone. The criminal part of society follows no laws. This one is a Bill Of Rights thing that can’t be restricted regardless of what Scalia thought. Just keep using the tables. To do it any other way makes it look shady instead of law abiding
@@consco3667
This is absolutely right. They treat any 2A individual as a criminal just because.
How about the loop hole that allows the ATF to act like Nazis?
It’s too bad about the agent making a recovery
All the guns allegedly used in a crime consist of marijuana charges
Ain’t that shit legal now?,
He didn't have to have a license and there is no limit on how many he could sell. They had no proof he knew anyone used those guns for a crime either. Why didn't they go to him in the daylight and speak to him instead of busting in his home with no body cams at 6 a.m.? I say charge the atf with manslaughter at the very least because they had no right doing what they did. Man had never been in trouble before. This ended the way they wanted it too. Trying to make him out to be a crazy gun owner.
So he died for nothing, ban them
Why don't ATF agents wear body cams?
Guess the ATF used the "Randy Weaver" loophole?
This was an assassination pure and simple
Step 1 do not wear body cameras step . 2 cover the door bell camera for officers safety . step 3 nothing to see here . step 4 the dead guy fired first step . 5 who's next ?
I especially like how they left out the part that, even if you are a private seller, it is still a felony to sell, gift, loan, or otherwise transfer a gun to a prohibited person. If you didn't know they were a prohibited person? Still a felony. It is for this exact reason gun owners will be advised by other gun owners, repeatedly, to not sell to anybody whose personal history they do not know well.
If you're going to talk about the "loophole" that allows prohibited persons to potentially acquire a firearm, it is the highest order of dishonesty to present that as if the person who sells it to them will face no legal consequences for doing so.
"... shall not be infringed..."
How about we stop with the fucken "rules" pass laws, oh you cant because the laws would be illegal!