Monday, August 1, 2022

Buy Shotgun, Someone Knocks At Your Door To Check Purchase, Call 911, Hilarity Ensues...

 

 Igor sent me a link and I see Big Country has posted it HERE<<


July 7, 2020 incident in which ATF Agent James Burk attempted to make contact with a member of the Columbus, Ohio community, who then called 911. When Columbus PD officers Joseph Fihe and Kevin Winchell arrived, Agent Burk did not comply with their commands, even at gunpoint. The officers tased Agent Burk in the process of subduing him. Agent Burk - who in 2015 was charged with shoplifting wine from a Kroger grocery story - is now suing the officers for excessive force.

 

 

 

 

47 comments:

  1. Federal Agents squeal like little girls?

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  2. Analysis:
    Federal Agent, thinks his stuff don't stink. Well, buttercup, "you can't talk to a man with a shotgun in his hand" and you sure as heck better be compliant. I've see other videos where the Fed complies, and all is well after signals/credentials are exchanged. Being rude with a 'tude doesn't get you very much but grief. And pain. Ad maybe a 9mm headache, although I prefer .357 hot load JHP.

    Summation:
    Federal Dumbass at Work! Proceed with Caution!!

    Heh. Good clean fun.

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  3. I saw the short version yesterday. This was delicious! What an asshole.

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  4. The best investment of 15 minutes, evah!

    Bayouwulf

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  5. I want to see one of those stupid LEOs yell at another LEO to drop and get face down and if they don't immediately drop they get shot. Every one of those officers was WAY OUT OF LINE. They treat the people who pay their stupid salaries like they were third world refugees and they are the Gestapo. This entire "officer safety" crap needs to end. If you're a cop but you don't feel safe - too bad. The Constitution does not protect your "right" to "feel safe". It protects ME.

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    1. But he's a cop, so it doesn't protect him, just you? He's not a citizen, entitled to the same rights as you? I'm former San Diego PD (as a young man), and I would have complied to keep us all from making a mistake - just as this F-Trooper should have. Fed cops have a real "better than thou" attitude when they deal with street cops or deputies. I laughed MAO watching him snivel. I'd buy those two cops whatever they wanted to drink, all night long.

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  6. I think I laughed out loud when he started pulling the 'I can't breathe' and then said something about his wife being pregnant (what??). Dumbass brought every bit on himself by thinking he was above the law and by being a bully. Lady in the apartment did the right thing. He wasn't acting legit.

    Midwest Chick

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    1. ATF. Feds. They ARE above the law. Today. That needs to change SOON.

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    2. He may be ABOVE the "law", but he needs to be BELOW the ground.....with all other FedGov employees, of any/all agencies.

      President Elect B Woodman
      III-per

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  7. I’m hyperventilating is uptown for I can’t breif.

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  8. Mein schadenfreude cup runneth over.

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  9. "Agent Burk... is now suing the officers for excessive force."

    I do bleeve this is the first Excessive Use of Force lawsuit I ever saw that I don't give a damn which one wins. But it did result in an ATF demi-god getting his ass tazed, and for now, that's enough.

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  10. You say you cant breathe, but you're screaming loudly. When I cant breathe, I can barely speak. That tells me you dont have much of a real medical condition. What a weaselly lying pussy.

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  11. I think the police officers acted with restraint. I have been retired 22 years. In my day, he would have had a good thumping.

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  12. Agent Burk devolved into the same ridiculous blather that, it appears, all standard criminals do, "I can't breath", I have a medical condition. Hilarious. Local officers should have liberally applied the aluminum night stick to his blunt skull for good measure. In my estimation, Agent Burk should not be allowed carry a firearm since his obvious lack of professionalism exhibits a distinct tendency to over react, and if he were just confronted by a civilian he would jump to violence in a heartbeat. He should be demoted to just office mail delivery and stripped of authority to carry a weapon, or just plain fired. The absolute idiocy of a federal agency to think that it has the authority to jump down into local jurisdictions without notifying local police of their actions and requesting assistance in something such as this is astounding, and very troubling. Local authorities might have just told them to consult the Constitution before displaying child like behavior. This is what everyone should do when a "federal agent"comes to the door, call 911 and tell them you have a suspected fake cop at the door. Let them sort it out. So, what was the final outcome? Did the purchaser of said shotgun have to comply with the non warrant? This type of thing is just so much excrement.

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  13. "How did this happen!?" Look in the mirror dipshit. And put on some socks, you look like a slob.

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  14. And these people are supposed to be in charge of us? It's worse than I thought. One would think he would've had his ID in his hand...dumass.

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  15. My respect for the Federal government is steadily going down hill. Respect for the city, county, and State has already been shattered. They all did it to themselves.

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  16. Oh man, has there ever been a more satisfying video. Fuck, I hate the ATF.

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  17. It's...it's just so beautiful! Couldn't happen to a nicer Fed...
    --ExpatGuy

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  18. Between this video capturing his job performance and shoplifting charge (conviction?) there is no way this guy should still hold a government job, let alone carry a badge.

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    1. True, he should be canned but it is government soooooooo- the promotion is coming. screw up- move up.

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  19. If ever a fed deserved to be shot, just on principle, for being an azzhole, this guy is it. Glad they tazed him. They should have kept pressing the button until he was flopping around like a beached fish, just because.

    Here's a clue Aaa Tee efF. If you're really supposed to be checking up on people who purchase firearms, which I highly doubt is within the law and of the supposed illegal regulations you guys come up with, instead of conducting a search without a warrant, send the agent in UNIFORM. I know you have them. That would at least lend some credibility to your illegal action. Oh, and get a warrant, which shouldn't be granted by any judge with any sense.

    Now, he's suing the uniformed officers for doing their job? Yah, the judge will laugh him out of court.

    Oh, one other thing. If in fact this guy shoplifted, why is he still employed by ATF?

    Nemo

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    1. Uniform? How about wearing socks.

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    2. And by "Uniform" we don't mean "Operating Operator Full-Tactical SWAT Battle-Rattle".

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  20. So a shoplifter who should have been disqualified from any government work, works for the government and is issued a gun.

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    1. He was not considered criminal enough to be POTUS.

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  21. The Feds hire thugs like this guy purposefully. his type profile fits perfectly with their federal gestapo agenda. God bless the professionalism of those officers, who do follow procedures.

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  22. Why was he not wearing a uniform and showing his badge. Why did he not got there without notifying the local authorities and having one of them with him. Why is he working for ATF with a medical condition that makes it hard for him to breath when under stress. He wins my "Uber-douche" award and I'll bet he smells like Nancy Pelosi.

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    1. Maybe he used some fentanyl, just like ol' George?

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  23. the asshole got everything he asked for. WTF are they doing going to people homes ?
    as for the shoplifting shit, a whole lot of feds have charges like that against them and they still feds ?
    but it does show us how to deal with the assholes who do shit like this. say ok and close the door and call 911 on their ass.
    had a friend who back in the 1990's bought a class 3 toy, the feds came to his work place and wanted to see the weapon,
    he had to leave work and show it to them. he sold it the next week.
    it seems like they can do that when you "own" a class 3 weapon. fuckers

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    1. Owning a NFA item does not forfeit the owners 4th Amendment right. I do not doubt the scenario did not occur just as you stated (probably similar to these "agents" showing up and asking to see recently bought firearms). Before I purchased a Class III toy back in the mid-nineties, the first thing I did was check to see whether this "tale" was true or not. It is not. I think the origin of this rumor is in the regular FFL regulations where agents can make an annual unannounced "inspection" of records and weapons.

      https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/the-truth-about-nfa-inspection/

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  24. How was he able to keep his job as a gun carrying federal agent after getting caught stealing $200 worth of wine from Kroger? The store employees saw him do it multiple times and finally got LE in to bust him
    TN Patriot

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  26. As much as I enjoyed watching him Get the exact over amped approach that I would Bet he puts American citizens through, considering the guy clearly wasn't holding a gun in his hands, the hyperventilating and acting like they had to make a man go face down while they, as in, more than one, had him covered from two directions was just ridiculous. Hell, Jerry Miculek wouldn't be able to get a shot off at either one of them and they were acting like they were in a deadly situation, while each of them had their guns in hand And Aimed at him. All they needed to do was have him keep hands up and turn around, so they could see if he was armed. If he was, all they needed to do was one keep him covered as the other takes the gun.Then let him show his badge. They seem to really get off on making a big deal out of everything and create drama. Anyone who wants to excuse their behavior at That is just policy. That is how they are trained. Yeah, there is a bad way to look at it. They are trained to escalate the tension unnecessarily. It's embarrassing to see how threatened they seem to feel when the only way the guy could possibly hurt them would be to detonate a suicide vest.

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    1. You have never dealt with noncompliant scumbags, have you? Weapons, including guns, can be hidden absolutely anywhere. As a demonstration, we once hid 30 weapons on a guy. The three trainees detaining him found... 5. And then he "killed" all three trainees when they tried to cuff him.

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    2. Well...... obviously you are leo or former leo. All us scumbags, ie non uniformed citizens, disagree. If you are unable to deal with a situation without going full blown, screaming, get on the ground now, point your weapon, insane.... you should not be allowed to carry a weapon.

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  27. Gives the "Don't tase me Bro" a large amount of hilarity and schadenfrued.

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  28. Asshole got part of what he had coming. I'd say about 4 more "rides" on the taser may have smartened him up some.

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  29. Keystone Cluster Fucks

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  30. Hi Irish,
    Only one ...maybe a couple of question's..
    1. Was this dude for real.... (an ATF agent on a mission??)
    2. What is his current custody status with the local LEO's???

    skybill

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  31. I am glad that James Bond never pleaded or sounded like this guy. He had no uniform. I think he was fraudulent.

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  32. Fuck ATF
    The second most worthless govt agency.

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