CRIME Top exec at Bill and Hillary Clinton airport in Arkansas shot as federal agents serve search warrant

[Sooth]

The ATF and FBI early morning raid body count grows. Full battle rattle, armored vehicles, armed for battle. In military exercises, the battles always started off on the line of departure at dawn. These agencies even have equipment to see inside the homes of the almost deceased to see whether that IR signature is up and moving or still in bed. Wonder if this target was still in bed when these cowards murdered him. Murdered him. Planned and executed. Murdered him.

Ruby Ridge, Waco, the old guy in Utah who had to drive the block to Church because he couldn’t walk it he was so crippled. They left his body on the sidewalk in front of his house. As has been pointed out, the Feds could have talked to their targets in town, at their front doors, in the Church parking lot. They don’t because they are craven cowards.

Make no mistake, they will murder you or yours for reasons they will never disclose because, well, because they don’t have to. Our tax dollars at work. I think it will take a little more than throwing crates of English tea into the harbor to get their attention.

 

[Macgyver]

No knock.
Now I understand why a friend did what he did when he built his house 20 years ago. Back then I thought he was nuts.
I'm totally understand it now.

You would literally need a 105 anti tank cannon to get in the house.

Did the foam blocks you fill with concrete for all the walls.

He built all the doors. They had a half inch of steel in the middle.
The windows I'm not sure what he used but it was all thick. Probably not bullet proof but your not breaking them.

The house was ringed in "flower gardens" full of rocks and boulders.

 

[Macgyver]

UPDATE: Executive Director of the Bill and Hillary Clinton Airport Dies in Hospital After Getting Shot in the Head by ATF Agents - Questions Emerge Regarding Incident | The Gateway Pundit | by Cullen Linebarger

The Gateway Pundit previously reported that Bryan Malinowski, the executive director of the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport, was gravely wounded Tuesday morning after getting in a firefight with federal agents with the ATF serving a search warrant at his home in Little Rock, Arkansas.

www.thegatewaypundit.com

UPDATE: Executive Director of the Bill and Hillary Clinton Airport Dies in Hospital After Getting Shot in the Head by ATF Agents - Questions Emerge Regarding Incident | The Gateway Pundit | by Cullen Linebarger​

The Gateway Pundit previously reported that Bryan Malinowski, the executive director of the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport, was gravely wounded Tuesday morning after getting in a firefight with federal agents with the ATF serving a search warrant at his home in Little Rock, Arkansas. Authorities claimed Malinowski opened fire first, leaving them no choice but to fire back.

Now, the Daily Mail reveals that the 53-year-old Malinowski died in the hospital at noon on Thursday, citing officials from the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport. Some troubling questions have also emerged regarding the official narrative and incident itself.

TGP notes that the specifics of the warrant and the reasons behind the ATF’s involvement at Malinowski’s residence remain a mystery, as authorities have refrained from commenting further ostensibly due to the “ongoing investigation.”
Matthew Malinowski, Bryan’s brother, told Fox News struggled to find a reason why the ATF targeted his brother. He speculated that his brother may have “brought something he shouldn’t have.”
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“It’s all speculation at this point,” said Matthew Malinowski. “I got a feeling that he bought something he shouldn’t have.”
“That’s the only thing I can think of.”

The brother then told NBC his brother “had no choice but to defend himself” and the official story “stinks to high hell.”

“There’s something fishy here,” Matthew Malinowski said. “The ATF went after him in the worst possible way.”
“There’s no reason why they couldn’t have arrested him at work at the airport, he continued. “Something stinks to high hell.”

The brother further noted his brother was well-connected with senators, earned $253,000 a year, lived in an upper-middle class suburb, and had collections of guns and coins. Why would he risk this all in a suicidal fight with federal agents?
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“He has so much to lose,” Matthew Malinowski said.
As TGP previously reported, Bryan Malinowski worked in the airline industry for more than 30 years. He had leadership roles at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, El Paso International Airport in Texas, and Lehigh Valley International Airport in Pennsylvania.

The experienced professional joined Clinton National in 2008 as director of properties, planning and development before being promoted to deputy director one year later. He then assumed the role of executive director in 2019.

 

[Wildwood]

Par for the Course, wouldn't you say?

Without a doubt.

 

[jed turtle]

The ATF and FBI early morning raid body count grows. Full battle rattle, armored vehicles, armed for battle. In military exercises, the battles always started off on the line of departure at dawn. These agencies even have equipment to see inside the homes of the almost deceased to see whether that IR signature is up and moving or still in bed. Wonder if this target was still in bed when these cowards murdered him. Murdered him. Planned and executed. Murdered him.

Ruby Ridge, Waco, the old guy in Utah who had to drive the block to Church because he couldn’t walk it he was so crippled. They left his body on the sidewalk in front of his house. As has been pointed out, the Feds could have talked to their targets in town, at their front doors, in the Church parking lot. They don’t because they are craven cowards.

Make no mistake, they will murder you or yours for reasons they will never disclose because, well, because they don’t have to. Our tax dollars at work. I think it will take a little more than throwing crates of English tea into the harbor to get their attention.

 

[KFhunter]

First, the ATF should be disbanded. Secondly, there is virtually no need for the ATF or any other law enforcement agency to use no-knock warrants. There are at least a hundred other, safer means of executing a warrant.

The no-knocks are a lazy man's tool. They are quick and require little or no surveillance, instead of the longer and harder need to watch a suspect and establish his (or her) travel patterns over time.

Lastly, in this era of home invasion robberies, no one can be expected to be awakened from a sound sleep and automatically know that the police are executing a warrant, instead of criminals perpetrating a home invasion. You might say that the cops always shout their identity when they enter, but there is no way to know whether a semi-awake person understood that or even heard them.

Law enforcement is loathe to admit that home invasion criminals sometimes shout that they are the police, as they break through a door. How in the 'ell is a resident supposed to know if the invaders are cops or criminals?

All home warrant services should be conducted by uniformed officers using plainly and officially marked police vehicles.

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Doc

There’s a place for no-knock raids, but only for very violent worst of the worst type offenders who absolutely will shoot police in sight and do anything and everything to escape no matter how many innocents get hurt.

No-knocks are absolutely not for soft executives with zero past criminal history.

Which really begs the question….why?


We The People would like to know

 

[155 arty]

First, the ATF should be disbanded. Secondly, there is virtually no need for the ATF or any other law enforcement agency to use no-knock warrants. There are at least a hundred other, safer means of executing a warrant.

The no-knocks are a lazy man's tool. They are quick and require little or no surveillance, instead of the longer and harder need to watch a suspect and establish his (or her) travel patterns over time.

Lastly, in this era of home invasion robberies, no one can be expected to be awakened from a sound sleep and automatically know that the police are executing a warrant, instead of criminals perpetrating a home invasion. You might say that the cops always shout their identity when they enter, but there is no way to know whether a semi-awake person understood that or even heard them.

Law enforcement is loathe to admit that home invasion criminals sometimes shout that they are the police, as they break through a door. How in the 'ell is a resident supposed to know if the invaders are cops or criminals?

All home warrant services should be conducted by uniformed officers using plainly and officially marked police vehicles.

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Doc

The part that stinks is , in all actuality it's not technically about the guns , it truly is about unpaid taxes !!!!
Atf is truly a tax collection force ....taxes paid or unpaid on said alcohol, tobacco,firearms and explosives...if the taxes are paid its all well and good , go do whatever you like ie.use them at your discretion....Don't pay the tax ? They will and have on many occasions come and kill you for anything from 50.00 to 200.00 unpaid taxes .
That is what they value your life at 200.00 freaking dollars!
Let that sink in .
As well everyone should also remember that .

 

[lauri60]

LIVE! We Have The Warrant! Why ATF Had Shootout With Airport Exec​

This video takes you through the warrant and what he was suspected of. In short he was buying guns and then reselling them, some of which were found later at what the authorities are calling crime scenes. Maybe not following the rules as the GOV wants them followed, but not a reason to be beating on someones door at o'dark thirty setting them up to be shot.

 

[summerthyme]

The thing is... we're they trying to *arrest* him, or serve a *search warrant*? Very different things, and all the articles are saying it was a search warrant. Doing a O'dark thirty k8ck in the door raid makes NO sense for a search warrant, especially if they were looking for guns! It's not like he's gonna be able to flush them down the toilet!

Summerthyme

 

[summerthyme]

Is this guy a Republican, by any chance? Trump supporter?

Summerthyme

 

[Txkstew]

The guy was buying hundreds of new guns and reselling them at gun shows and face to face meetings in parking lots. No license, and no paper work. One of his purchases was for 24 new in the box glock model G45. Over 100 guns purchased by him since last December.

 

[Txkstew]

Here is a guy selling new guns at gun shows, with multiple tables. Lots of AR pistols, without braces. How can the gun show managers not know what he was doing, and him not have an FFL and not doing background checks or 4473 forms? Looks like the Gun Show Loophole the anti gun people are crowing about. Guy looks like a loon.