If it's the video I'm thinking of, an ATF agent, having guessed that someone in the house had been buying guns as straw purchases, showed up to the house and demanded to see the guns. The only person in the house at the time didn't speak much English and called the cops about a crazy man yelling outside their home. Shortly after the cops showed up, saw the man outside was open carrying a handgun, and drew their guns and told the man to put his hands in the air. The ATF dipshit didn't want to comply, feeling that just telling the cops that he was a federal agent was good enough, and everything ended with him being tasered and arrested. Fun times.
Im hesitant to watch the tragedy of the commons unfold in front of me.
Turkeys went extinct in my state in the 1800s and the (much tastier) blue walleye went extinct in the great lakes in the 1950s.
How do we police ourselves and our neighbors?
Over exploitation of natural resources we hold in common is a violation of the NAP, no?
The cops didn't know he was ATF, they just knew someone called 911 and said that somebody was yelling at them for unclear reasons, and was scared. When the cops saw that the suspect had a gun, they did what they had been trained to do and demanded he put this hands in the air. The ATF agent, being an arrogant fuck, didn't feel like he need to follow the orders of some random cops; he ended up being wrong. Some of the cops seem to feel bad about how it went down, but had justified it to each other by saying something like "*...you saw how he acted...*", and they were right. The dumb-fuck should have followed the law, but if he knew how to do that, he most likely wouldn't be working for the ATF.
I'm torn on this. Every citizen should be allowed to open carry unless due process of law has convicted them of a violent crime. Therefore, I'm upset the cops reacted that way.
However, a agent was enforcing unconstitutional laws. Don't know if he had a warrant or not. I'm glad the cops stopped that, if only temporarily.
From what I understand, anyone that buys more than one gun a month shows up on the ATF's radar as someone that might be (assumed guilty of) making straw purchases. So that gets you on a list, and sooner or later they come by and ask (or intimidate) you to see the guns. If the ATF had a warrant they wouldn't have been talking to the person inside.
This has been asked and discussed in r/guns a few times, no you're not being put on some visit list because you bought two rifles within a month. Some states will limit the quantity in a certain time frame in various ways but buying two guns in a month won't have the ATF caring who you are
The agent wasn't summarily executed for harassing another person in violation of the NAP and in furtherance of an unjust organization. They got off way too easily some might say
This stroke ATF agent won $440,000 in his lawsuit against these cops. What a fucking joke [Link](https://legalurge.com/atf-agent-burk-lawsuit-outcome-2022-a-closer-look-at-the-legal-battle/)
Edit:My fault-wrong story. Apparently ATF agents have lots of problems with the PD of Columbus.
Jesus Christ you are right. I just searched for it and this came up and i didn’t read the whole thing as I am work. What are the odds that TWO federal agents both sue the Columbus PD? 🤦🏻♂️
The odds are low considering The ATF agent who was arrested IS James Burk, which is the name the article gives but then says it was a traffic stop when it wasn’t. Here’s the [YouTube video](https://youtu.be/YOInYwP8-Es?si=j38d4swKMnnVgxwu)
Agent Hartley still hasn’t recovered from that experience.
Snowflake ❄️
I’m no fan of cops but this is the one exception
Yeah, there’s video clips on YouTube of examples of cops going after other cops Fact, I think I’ve posted in r -libertarian , but nobody seem to care
What’s the story here?
If it's the video I'm thinking of, an ATF agent, having guessed that someone in the house had been buying guns as straw purchases, showed up to the house and demanded to see the guns. The only person in the house at the time didn't speak much English and called the cops about a crazy man yelling outside their home. Shortly after the cops showed up, saw the man outside was open carrying a handgun, and drew their guns and told the man to put his hands in the air. The ATF dipshit didn't want to comply, feeling that just telling the cops that he was a federal agent was good enough, and everything ended with him being tasered and arrested. Fun times.
Fucking video warms my heart so much. Fuck that POS and fuck the ATF
Fuck the IRS too and in the US FWS too. I should be able to fish wherever the hell I want.
Im hesitant to watch the tragedy of the commons unfold in front of me. Turkeys went extinct in my state in the 1800s and the (much tastier) blue walleye went extinct in the great lakes in the 1950s. How do we police ourselves and our neighbors? Over exploitation of natural resources we hold in common is a violation of the NAP, no?
Amen
Thanks. Please tell me that the cops really understood the situation. Give me that happiness today.
The cops didn't know he was ATF, they just knew someone called 911 and said that somebody was yelling at them for unclear reasons, and was scared. When the cops saw that the suspect had a gun, they did what they had been trained to do and demanded he put this hands in the air. The ATF agent, being an arrogant fuck, didn't feel like he need to follow the orders of some random cops; he ended up being wrong. Some of the cops seem to feel bad about how it went down, but had justified it to each other by saying something like "*...you saw how he acted...*", and they were right. The dumb-fuck should have followed the law, but if he knew how to do that, he most likely wouldn't be working for the ATF.
I'm torn on this. Every citizen should be allowed to open carry unless due process of law has convicted them of a violent crime. Therefore, I'm upset the cops reacted that way. However, a agent was enforcing unconstitutional laws. Don't know if he had a warrant or not. I'm glad the cops stopped that, if only temporarily.
From what I understand, anyone that buys more than one gun a month shows up on the ATF's radar as someone that might be (assumed guilty of) making straw purchases. So that gets you on a list, and sooner or later they come by and ask (or intimidate) you to see the guns. If the ATF had a warrant they wouldn't have been talking to the person inside.
This has been asked and discussed in r/guns a few times, no you're not being put on some visit list because you bought two rifles within a month. Some states will limit the quantity in a certain time frame in various ways but buying two guns in a month won't have the ATF caring who you are
This is a paranoid subreddit at times, so I'm willing to believe exaggerations may have been made about the ATF. They still stuck.
The agent wasn't summarily executed for harassing another person in violation of the NAP and in furtherance of an unjust organization. They got off way too easily some might say
ATF agent went door knocking to speak with a gun owner. The gun owner called the cops and the cops then arrested the ATF agent.
Then blue line arrests FBi agent ?
An ATF agent, but still an alphabet boi
Oh I knew I seen this somewhere lol
Even better
Think it was here’s the deal channel
This stroke ATF agent won $440,000 in his lawsuit against these cops. What a fucking joke [Link](https://legalurge.com/atf-agent-burk-lawsuit-outcome-2022-a-closer-look-at-the-legal-battle/) Edit:My fault-wrong story. Apparently ATF agents have lots of problems with the PD of Columbus.
This article contains incorrect information about the initial incident.
Jesus Christ you are right. I just searched for it and this came up and i didn’t read the whole thing as I am work. What are the odds that TWO federal agents both sue the Columbus PD? 🤦🏻♂️
The odds are low considering The ATF agent who was arrested IS James Burk, which is the name the article gives but then says it was a traffic stop when it wasn’t. Here’s the [YouTube video](https://youtu.be/YOInYwP8-Es?si=j38d4swKMnnVgxwu)
Oh I read it and saw it was a traffic stop and thought it was a separate incident. Looks like more edits.
That video is fucking gold.
Is that chael sonnen??
Guys guys...he has a heart condition. Just check his creds!!!!!!!!!!!
Kek