The government’s top watchdog revealed in a new report that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) essentially maintained a database of law-abiding gun owners by ignoring its own policies.... FFLs are required to report to the ATF the names of customers who purchase multiple firearms at once. ATF is supposed to keep the names on file for no longer than two years, after which policies require that the agency remove identifying information about the buyers if the firearms haven’t been linked to a crime.How shocking.
But for more than two decades, the agency has failed to comply with the privacy protection policies with regularity.
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It's like somebody was compiling a hit list, in which the targets would be randomly eliminated in accidental SWAT raids.
Read the section on how to misbehave,
http://sipseystreetirregulars.blogspot.com/2016/08/rawles-offers-solutions-to-problems-of.html
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