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Read it twice and didn't see any mention that they found evidence of illegal gun manufacturing, or any other crime. So, until I see more information, I'll go on the assumption that it was a wealthy person with a large personal collection that the neighbors or someone else didn't like so they called the cops.
Not sure. It said that was the reason for the raid from a tip.
If it was just a collection, I'd be pretty pissed the feds stacked them up like firewood.
Lol if you have the money to live in Bel air.If I had the money to live there I'd have a 'massive collection' of guns as well.
Better then a massive collection of shoes or something stupid that doesn't hold value well.
I spy some Colt Pythons!
I spy some Colt Pythons!
ATF spokesperson Ginger Colburn said in a written statement that authorities were anonymously tipped off that someone was "conducting illegal firearms transaction outside the scope of the federal firearm license that the individual possess."
Read it twice and didn't see any mention that they found evidence of illegal gun manufacturing, or any other crime. So, until I see more information, I'll go on the assumption that it was a wealthy person with a large personal collection that the neighbors or someone else didn't like so they called the cops.
From the article "The ATF said in a statement that its agents searched the home after discovering an individual illegally selling firearms "outside the scope of the federal firearm license that the individual possess.""
It's not very specific and I checked the ATF Press Releases, nothing there, yet anyway.