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Still more on ATF "gun walker"

Posted by David Hardy · 15 April 2011 07:44 AM

Sen. Grassley releases emails where an FFL, instructed by ATF to make straw-man sales, demands and gets assurances they will stop the guns from actually going to Mexico.

When you, [the Assistant U.S. Attorney], and I met on May 13th, I shared my concerns with you guys that I wanted to make sure that none of the firearms that were sold per our conversation with you and various ATF agents could or would ever end up south of the border or in the hands of the bad guys. … I want to help ATF with its investigation but not at the risk of agents‟ safety because I have some very close friends that are U.S. Border Patrol agents in southern AZ[.]

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