Unless Adamiak’s conviction is overturned, the case gives the ATF an incredible amount of power—at a time when even the President of the United States wonders publicly whether they should continue to exist.
One ATF official told me they were reviewing Adamiak’s case to get a U.S. Attorney to release him from prison. That ATF official is no longer returning calls. I think he was just playing for time and trying to stop us from telling Adamiak’s story.
Adamiak saw the ATF’s misdeeds firsthand when they offered him a plea deal. If he admitted that he knowingly and willfully possessed 25 machineguns, prosecutors would only recommend a seven-year prison sentence.
Patrick “Tate” Adamiak has been behind bars in a New Jersey federal prison for almost three years, but he still
It’s not difficult to gauge the ATF’s intent after their arrest of Patrick “Tate” Adamiak. Their agents’ actions and the
Adamiak’s appeal is scheduled for September. President Trump and Pardon Czar Alice Marie Johnson may be his last hope for justice, because ATF and prosecutors will likely victimize Adamiak with more false testimony and rule breaking during his appeal.
“Someone should be allowed to show the court in an appeal that all of this evidence did not satisfy – there was not a violation. He should be released, and his conviction should be overturned.”
ATF’s actions are so overt, Adamiak wonders whether prosecutors are even aware that the toys and legal gun parts that the trial prosecutors used to secure his 20-year prison sentence are not illegal and never were.
For those fluent in federal firearm law, the judge’s comment, “did not possess all parts of destructive devices” is simply unbelievable. It damns the prosecution, their ATF “expert” and the judge herself.
The ATF, federal prosecutors, and what’s left of Joe Biden’s supporters in the fedgov still want you to believe that their case against Patrick “Tate” Adamiak is complex and confusing, involving arcane weapon systems and rare gun parts that only a firearm expert can fully understand.
