As I write this, please understand that I have the utmost respect for the members of the law enforcement community, the ones that uphold their oath and understand their job. They have a dangerous and tough job to do knowing that one night they may not come home. It is the ones that operate outside of, or above the law. The ones that violate laws in their efforts to achieve some underhanded, backroom power play.
We’ve all heard by now about the ATF raid on Ares Armor. Well, did you know that by raiding the business the ATF violated a restraining order? Did you also know that the ATF confiscated the businesses client list which had nothing to do with the reason given for the raid in the first place? Five thousand names that will now be forcibly added the ‘registry’ that something is just a phantom database.
The government and law enforcement don’t get to do whatever they want, when they want to. They do not get to change or ignore laws that are not suitable to their purposes. They are supposed to be the example to follow, not the power to fear.
Go ahead and read the following article and watch the video:
Oversight Committee Grills ATF Director Over Ares Armor Customer Data Captured during Raid Posted by Bob Owens on April 3, 2014 at 7:44 am
Truth Above All Else 
Reblogged this on Dominic Licavoli Insurance Services and commented:
I agree with you on that. Spent 29 years in Law Enforcement and I saw many get fired for violating that trust the public places in them.