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NO KNOCK RAID on home of little rock executive at 6:00AM and they kill him and one ATF agent gets shot

tommu56

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Sounds a little messed up to me as others said surround his house at 9:00am go to his work and arrest him when he isn't sleeping and defending his property and wife.


"Does this homeowner look like a thug? He's the Executive Director of the Little Rock (AR) Airport (also known as the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport).

ATF did an early morning no-knock raid, and he reportedly fired on agents. They returned fire, reportedly striking him in the head with a rifle round. One ATF Agent was wounded.

They have not released the details of the Search Warrant.

Still looking for more details. His brother says he collected guns and coins.

Who thinks this type of thing can't and won't become more common?

Scary stuff. Who's next?"


 
more on this



The Arkansas airport executive director who was shot by federal agents during a raid at his home this week has died from his injuries, his brother said.

Bryan Malinowski, 53, died two days after a gunfire exchange with agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) at his Little Rock residence. He was pronounced dead Thursday, Matthew Malinowski told Fox News Digital.

Bill Walker, the new executive director of the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport, also announced the death of Malinowski in a statement to Fox News Digital.
“With a heavy heart, we announce the passing of our Executive Director, Bryan Malinowski. Bryan was a 16-year employee of the airport,” Walker said. “Under his leadership, our airport has experienced significant growth and success, expanding services and offerings to our community and state. We extend our heartfelt condolences to Bryan’s wife, Maer, loved ones and friends.”

Questions surround shooting​

Many questions have surrounded the circumstances regarding the fatal shooting of Bryan Malinowski. The ATF said agents were attempting to serve a search warrant at Malinowski’s home when there was a gunfire exchange. One agent was wounded and sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

Malinowski was shot in the head, his brother said.

“They went for a kill shot,” he said of the ATF agents. “I did see that they shot five times, and they were shooting to hurt, and Bryan did shoot back at them. He was aiming for the shins, a non-lethal shot.”

“One of the rounds went through about three or four walls,” he added.

The shooting occurred days after Malinowski was in Washington, D.C., meeting with Arkansas congressional lawmakers.

“Director Bryan Malinowski’s passing is tragic, and our thoughts are with the family at this time,” read a statement to Fox News Digital from Arkansas’ House delegation comprised of Reps. Rick Crawford, French Hill, Steve Womack and Bruce Westerman, all Republicans.

“A delegation from the airport was in Washington, D.C., last week to meet with Arkansas representatives and their staff to discuss their priorities for the airport. We will continue to monitor this ongoing situation.”

Matthew Malinowski has questioned why authorities conducted the raid at 6 a.m. instead of approaching his brother at work, which he said would have been a safer alternative for everyone involved in Tuesday’s operation. He noted Bryan Malinowski was an avid collector of firearms but was not sure why he was the target of a search warrant.

Reason for search warrant unknown​

David Gelman, a criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor, said it was concerning that the ATF hasn’t released information about why agents were at the home.

“I think the more concerning thing is that they still haven’t released any info about what they were even doing out there for a 6 a.m. raid,” he told Fox News Digital in a statement. “You know how fast the U.S. Attorney’s (Office) love a press conference. Normally, they would have already justified it with a copy of the warrant. Still nothing.”

“There must have been probable cause to believe there was evidence of some crime inside the residence,” he added. “Thus, the need to execute a search warrant at that location.”

He noted that calls for de-escalation would likely have saved lives in this case.

“It’s not that I dislike the ATF, but we’ve got some bad carrots that are just screwing things up for everybody else and, unfortunately, they’re causing damage,” said Matthew Malinowski.

He said it was difficult to believe his brother was involved in anything illegal, considering how his life was going.

Bryan Malinowski also owned five properties, made somewhere between $270,000 to $280,000 annually, and was responsible for around 2,000 employees under him at the airport in Little Rock, his brother said.
 
Episodes like this truly frighten me because I can see myself in the position of this poor individual. Not that I'm a criminal but that doesn't seem to matter in these circumstances.

Ruby Ridge, Waco and this situation here didn't need to happen. They could have all been handled differently but once you give these civilian agencies all these "military toys" to play with they feel the need to use them and go play soldiers against us civilians.
 
A known Terrorist, a gang member, a career Mobster, perhaps the proper choice of executing a warrant.
What did this apparently upstanding citizen supposedly do to warrant this kind of violence on his person?
 
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