National Seven Vehicles a Dozen ATF Agents with AR-15s Raided Gun Dealer’s Home in Oklahoma

pdxjimbo · Aug 31, 2023

"They held me on the porch for about an hour. I was surrounded by agents. One by one, they yelled at me about what I was doing. In my mind I decided if they were going to beat me up over every little thing, I'm done. As soon as I said, 'If you want my FFL, you can have it,' one of the agents pulled out a piece of paper and said, 'Well then sign here.' He had made three copies in case I screwed one up. It was exactly what they wanted. I was shocked," Fincher added.

State Rep. Demands Investigation After Seven Vehicles Carrying a Dozen ATF Agents with AR-15s and Tactical Gear Raided Gun Dealer's Home in Oklahoma | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft

State Representative Justin Humphrey from District 19 in Pushmataha County, Oklahoma, has called for a thorough investigation into allegations of constitutional and civil rights violations by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF).

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dmack · Aug 31, 2023

There was a thread on this before. While it hppened a few months ago, the state rep asking for an investigation sounds new.

CamoDeafie · Aug 31, 2023

All the more reason to abolish the ATF and repeal all Federal and State Gun Control laws.

RVTECH · Sep 1, 2023

I certainly hope all goes well for the guy however it seems there is always something else to a situation like this that adds some uncertainty and questions.

I another article I read apparently the 7 vehicle raid was on visit # 3 after two previous visits, with #2 resulting in the following:

The inspectors returned two weeks later. They had some "concerns" involving Fincher's penmanship, which they couldn't read on a couple forms. They also found he had juxtaposed the model number of a firearm with the weapon's serial number, which Fincher was attempting to rectify.

While these could be simple mistakes, I would think a schoolteacher would be more more accurate with spelling & number entries, especially on a Gov form.

I also felt his 'throwing in the towel' with his FFL by him saying, 'If you want my FFL, you can have it,' was a bit premature and impulsive, and in a way sort of like a case of how the 'guilty' always seem to rush to their own defense before they are accused.

Like I said however this could have been an impulsive response to his disgust over the entire matter, driven by the intimidation of the 12 ATF agent 'raid' he experienced.