Videos tagged with Illegal Gun Registry

This video discusses allegations of an illegal gun registry being created by private security at Jacksonville's City Hall. Florida law, specifically Statute 790.335, explicitly prohibits such registries, with violations being a third-degree felony carrying severe penalties. An investigation is underway, prompted by council member concerns and acknowledged by the Mayor's administration. Attorney General James Umer has stated that government gun registries are antithetical to the right to bear arms.

This video critically examines eleven alleged "secrets" the ATF aims to conceal, focusing on regulatory overreach and perceived abuses of power. It details concerns about an illegal gun registry, expansive dealer definitions, the ATF taking credit for local law enforcement's work, unchecked autonomy, misclassification of 'ghost guns' and parts kits, industry distrust due to regulatory flip-flopping, leadership issues, the use of vulnerable informants, ignoring controversial incidents, and financial misconduct. The content strongly advocates for Second Amendment rights and expresses significant distrust in the ATF's operations and motives.

This video explores the controversial topic of an alleged illegal gun registry maintained by the ATF, focusing on firearms from out-of-business gun stores. It questions whether viewers' personal firearms might be included in this registry. The creator also promotes their Patreon, website for prayer requests, and social media channels, including links to other YouTube channels for "History of Weapons" and "Car Classics."

This video discusses the ongoing investigation into alleged illegal firearms registries being compiled by Florida county sheriff's offices, specifically highlighting Charlotte County and Sarasota County. John Crump of Ammoland News details how the FINDER database, intended for tracking stolen firearms via pawn shop transactions, was allegedly misused to create lists of gun owners, violating Florida Statute 790.335. The investigation is being led by State's Attorney Amira Fox, following public pressure and leaked information, with concerns raised about data privacy and potential misuse by anti-gun groups.

This video discusses a Florida Sheriff in Charlotte County who is allegedly creating an illegal firearm registry by retaining data from the FINDER system, which is supposed to delete firearm transaction information. John Crump, a writer for AmmoLand, explains that this practice is a felony under Florida Statute 790.335. The discussion highlights concerns about profiling, harassment, and the potential for such a registry to fall into the wrong hands. The video also touches upon the lack of response from the Florida Attorney General's office and the broader political climate regarding Second Amendment rights in Florida.