General Zod
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Yeah, but they can't market it as a "Gun Probably-Less-Vulnerable-But-Not-If-Someone-Calls-Us-And-Says-They're-A-Fed". It doesn't roll off the tongue.
Safe companies giving police access to your personal safe - Liberty Safe - POLL
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Yeah, but they can't market it as a "Gun Probably-Less-Vulnerable-But-Not-If-Someone-Calls-Us-And-Says-They're-A-Fed". It doesn't roll off the tongue.
He was arrested at his place of business and taken away. He was not at home when the feds went into his home.
Agreed. The video was specific about person A storing his NFA items in a safe owned by and only accessible to person A but actually sited at the home of person B. It would be illegal for B to have access to the safe.
Just because it's in your home doesn't mean it's yours.
Further, and a much more likely circumstance, is that the admissibility of evidence can be impacted. If the LEOs find something in the safe they need and their warrant was insufficient, giving them the code to open it is like agreeing to a search of your car. You no longer get to argue that the search was wrong and get the evidence tossed.
Yeah, if I have stuff in a safe and LEOs want it, they're going to have to break into that safe. The downside to me is (at least) the cost to replace the safe. The upside, though, has the potential to be as much as complete acquittal; that's too valuable to just give away.
You would have to be a complete moron to allow someone to install a safe you do not have a code to in your home. The only exception would be if you knew the contents were legal - storing NFA for a soldier deployed overseas for example.
YMMV - I would give them the code so as not to have to buy a new safe or risk damage to the contents. BATFE already knows what is in my safe since I am FFL.
cycleguy2300
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Potentially*, he hadnt been Mirandized, or had invoked his right to be silent following a Miranda warning. So asking further questions which could be incriminating wouldnt be allowed.
*fits based on what we think we know, but purely hypothetical
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Pretty sure they are still donating hundreds of thousands of dollars to communist , fuckwad, gun grabbing politicians………oh, you meant about giving any LEO the access code to get in…. Well, they SAID they changed their policy. But anyone/company that actively supports communists should probably be shunned by folks that actually believe in freedom.
Well, Liberty will replace/repair any of their safes that are broken into. There is no LE exemption in that policy.
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cycleguy2300
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cycleguy2300
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Still working for me...
Harry Potter pulls a gold DE out of his pocket, instead of the Philosopher's Stone.
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I changed my policy - I'll never buy another safe from them.
Are you going to buy another safe?
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The problem here now is a bunch of Liberty Ssafes that are easily compromised with a phone call.
The person that comes up with the quick padlock replacement/fix/solution on all Liberty Safes, is going to make mega $$$.
The problem here now is a bunch of Liberty Ssafes that are easily compromised with a phone call.
The person that comes up with the quick padlock replacement/fix/solution on all Liberty Safes, is going to make mega $$$.
I have 2 Liberty Safes and one Cannon. When we move to wherever we will retire, all three safes will convey with the house we own now. I am never moving another safe. Ever. Will buy a monster safe( or build a hardened room) and have professionals move the new one to new place.
People buy more than one safe pretty often. Usually after they realize that a “64” gun safe does not really hold 64 guns.
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I have two full presently and an empty Liberty safe at my house in memphis. If I need a third here in Savannah I’ll probably get a new one rather than move the one in memphis.
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I have two safes and gun room. My next home will have a new safe in the garage and a full bedroom turned into a gun room with a vault door. Had a buddy who bought a good sized bank safe. Once it was dropped off, it was a pain moving into his garage and took many failed attempts. No more big safes for me.
