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ALBUQUERQUE (KRQE) - A federal search warrant affidavit outlines the massive raid that seized nearly 1,500 firearms from the home and business of an Albuquerque man and why the feds were after him.
“I didn’t really see the guns but from a distance," the neighbor said. "I saw them being pulling them out into the front yard. “Its very scary in the fact that the school is so close by makes it seem even more dangerous.”
Neighbors said Adams was a gun collector, and some heard he was a licensed gun seller, too.
Federal investigators confirm that. However, they're also investigating him for possible gun smuggling, tax evasion and violating importation laws.
Adams has not been charged with any crimes although Homeland Security said the investigation is not over yet.
Adams has not been charged with any crimes
Originally posted by twitchy
Raiding private homes to find something to charge them with is kinda backwards isn't it?
Originally posted by GogoVicMorrow
reply to post by camaro68ss
Lucky. I've found myself in a less than desireable situation. I don't have a semi because I wasn't worried and didn't have one when the shooting went down. Now I have been trying to find one for a reasonable price before the laws make it impossible, but people are charging absurd prices and I just can't pay that only to see it blow over and have wasted a grand more than they are worth.
If I can find an AR or AK for a decent price I'm going to grab it up.
Originally posted by skorpius
This is where I really believe ambulance chasing lawyers will be helpful, every single one of these illegal activities need to be exposed.
Neighbors said Adams was a gun collector, and some heard he was a licensed gun seller, too.
Federal investigators confirm that.