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Finally! Tate Adamiak Pardoned by Trump
Posted on 9/4/26 at 3:28 pm
Posted on 9/4/26 at 3:28 pm
It took too long, but good for Trump and team for finally doing it. I've been very critical of Trump for taking his sweet time pardoning drug dealers while the DOJ doubled down on this sham, but DJT came through.
More here: LINK
Background:
Sentenced to TWENTY YEARS (real time, federal charges) for selling relic/inert weapons and parts. Never had anything used in a crime, no history of trouble/skirting the law, nothing.
He sold parts and relics on GB, stuff sold in military surplus stores for decades without issue. The ATF confiscated his wares, in some cases adding and rebuilding items to get them to function. Per reports, they struggled to do it, but when they finally did, he was charged initially with possessing/selling 33 machine guns (later changed to 1 DD and 4 machine guns).
More here: LINK
Background:
Sentenced to TWENTY YEARS (real time, federal charges) for selling relic/inert weapons and parts. Never had anything used in a crime, no history of trouble/skirting the law, nothing.
quote:
Adamiak enlisted in the Navy when he was 17 and eventually became an E-6 Master-at-Arms. He has a bachelor’s degree and was working on a master’s until his arrest. He was on track for an officer’s commission within Naval Special Warfare.
He sold parts and relics on GB, stuff sold in military surplus stores for decades without issue. The ATF confiscated his wares, in some cases adding and rebuilding items to get them to function. Per reports, they struggled to do it, but when they finally did, he was charged initially with possessing/selling 33 machine guns (later changed to 1 DD and 4 machine guns).
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“They told the jury these were all machineguns,” Adamiak said in a previous interview. “The worst was the M240. They displayed a photo of the ATF case agent holding the belt-fed M240 replica and testified that it was a machinegun, and also made filings saying the same thing, despite the fact that the ATF’s own report says it’s a replica and not a firearm at all.”
Posted on 9/4/26 at 3:30 pm to Pettifogger
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in some cases adding and rebuilding items to get them to function.
Ah Ok I remember this one now
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