Adamiak. 2022 raid. 2023 conviction. 20 years. Inert RPGs. Hold that chain.
Trump Pardons Sailor Sentenced To 20 Years Over Toy Firearms
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Twenty years for inert RPGs with holes in the receivers. Trump sent the sailor home.
Summary
- The Daily Caller reports President Trump pardoned Navy Petty Officer First Class Patrick Tate Adamiak, who was arrested after a 2022 ATF raid, convicted, and sentenced to 20 years over collectible items the Second Amendment Foundation says were inert RPGs with holes drilled in the receivers and internal parts stripped.
- Pro-Second Amendment groups accused ATF of tampering with evidence. SAF Senior Director of Legal Operations Bill Sack said the Biden administration picked Adamiak to make an example and that the case was not factually substantiated.
- SAF Investigative Journalism Project editor Lee Williams said Adamiak and his family had fought since the 2023 conviction and that he did not deserve arrest, much less a conviction, for what the group calls toy firearms.
- Gun Owners of America said Friday that Trump also pardoned three other people for National Firearms Act convictions.
Commentary
A Norfolk night machinist still smells coolant and watches a locker that should not have bought a 20-year hole for a drilled-out tube. He did not stand a watch so a raid could turn a collectible into a life.
Twenty. Years. Holes. In. The. Receivers. The honest dad already paid the enlistment. The raid paid the cage.
Look every working father who still hangs a uniform in the eye and answer this: if a toy tube can buy 20 years, who still wants the next sailor left in the dock?
Comments
I stood a watch so a sailor would come home. A stripped tube is not a launcher.
Holes in receivers. Parts stripped. Three other NFA pardons. Publish the three.
Allied decks still treat a collectible as a collectible. A 20-year example is a bill.
Sack: not substantiated. Williams: weekly since 2023. File the two.
I still clock a yard at 4 a.m. I want the next sailor home before the next raid.
A kid should not wait 20 years because a tube had holes. Keep the pardon. Keep him home.
A show trial on a toy is a second border around the fleet. The first raid should have been enough.
Daily Caller printed 20 years, 2022, inert RPGs, and three more pardons. Argue those nouns.
Keep the pardon. End the example cases. A sailor's locker is not a trophy hunt.