ATF and DEA raid multiple locations around Indianapolis

[tbhausen]

Big stuff going on today yesterday:

ATF, DEA raid multiple locations around Indy

INDIANAPOLIS – Federal authorities are involved in an operation focused on multiple sites around the Indianapolis area. The operation involves the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosive…

fox59.com

 

[Altrex]

That was yesterday but still surprised no threads about it yet.

 

[1nderbeard]

seems like drug ring taken down. But hard to say for sure. I wouldn't be surprised if it was an "arsenal" of a few ARs and a few hundred rounds.

 

[Denny347]

It was led by our Gun Crimes Task Force, in conjunction with the Feds. They are doing good work,

 

[tbhausen]

Strange, it showed up on my phone when I woke up today.

 

[KellyinAvon]

I'd be more disturbed by the heavily armed drug dealers, but that's just me.

“It is bad for the community that this stuff happens ya know. Especially for neighborhoods and stuff,” an anonymous man stated. “It’s hard to come out here at 6 a.m. with SWAT and stuff like that and not disturb the neighbors and stuff like that.”

19 charged, 3 at large after ATF and DEA raids across Indianapolis by U.S. district attorneys

INDIANAPOLIS — Federal authorities led an operation Thursday morning where they raided multiple sites around the Indianapolis area. During Friday morning’s press conference, they confir…

fox59.com

 

[Bollorollo]

73lbs of fentanyl and 117 lbs of Meth. I'm curious to know how many arrested are cartel members from the raids.. Hopefully the Marion County DA Ryan Mears doesn't get involved in the prosecutions of any of the criminals arrested because they will be released from lock up. Then again they probably would already been released from lock up..

 

[BigRed]

73lbs of fentanyl and 117 lbs of Meth. I'm curious to know how many arrested are cartel members from the raids..

None.

There may be asylum seekers, but no cartel members. Just ask obiden.

 

[tbhausen]

73 pounds of fentanyl here in central Indiana? You’ve got to be ******** me.

 

[d.kaufman]

Another article on it

19 charged in 'large-scale' arrest and search operation in central Indiana

Officials are still searching for three people, according to U.S. Attorney Zach Myers.

www.wthr.com

 

[KellyinAvon]

73 pounds of fentanyl here in central Indiana? You’ve got to be ******** me.

If I did the math right that's enough to kill everyone in Indiana, and Kentucky, and another 5 million people.

 

[Bollorollo]

For the last Six Months I've been following this channel on YouTube.. His content is pretty good. But he has this take on what might of happened in Indianapolis. This video has the essence of him trying to deceive people about the raids. Or about possibly targeting innocent firearms owners also.

 

[Bollorollo]

If I did the math right that's enough to kill everyone in Indiana, and Kentucky, and another 5 million people.

Or give Keith Richards a quick buzz lol

 

[MrSmitty]

73lbs of fentanyl and 117 lbs of Meth.
Ok, that is just a house party in Kentucky.......Or, so I've heard....

 

[flatlander]

More than a few of those made it through the Marion County juvenile system. I know that for a fact. Glad to see they got rehabbed. It's always entertaining reading the news to see how many of the shooters or shootee's I knew.

 

[jsx1043]

For the last Six Months I've been following this channel on YouTube.. His content is pretty good. But he has this take on what might of happened in Indianapolis. This video has the essence of him trying to deceive people about the raids. Or about possibly targeting innocent firearms owners also.

I saw that one too earlier, and almost posted it in the other AFT thread. Having worked many of these multiagency operations myself (but no longer in the know,) I could read between the lines of just the headline and decipher that it was drug-related in nature. I think Braden’s take on it is tainted by the lens of the Montana gun shop raid, and not knowing the difference between run-of-the-mill LE operations of this scale and the hinkiness (sp?) of the Montana IRS raid.

 

[Mgderf]

73lbs of fentanyl and 117 lbs of Meth.
Ok, that is just a house party in Kentucky.......Or, so I've heard....

Weekend at Hunter's

 

[BigRed]

A couple of brief questions for those who know more than me.

How is it these drugs and thugs get into the land? After all, much has been spent on deterring such. As I understand it, a duty delegated to the central state is defense of the "national border".

How is it, once the central state has failed, the central state is paid again and celebrated as a success?

It seems bootleggers and baptists have a very good symbiotic relationship...all at the expense of taxpayers.

 

[Bollorollo]

I saw that one too earlier, and almost posted it in the other AFT thread. Having worked many of these multiagency operations myself (but no longer in the know,) I could read between the lines of just the headline and decipher that it was drug-related in nature. I think Braden’s take on it is tainted by the lens of the Montana gun shop raid, and not knowing the difference between run-of-the-mill LE operations of this scale and the hinkiness (sp?) of the Montana IRS raid.

He came through with a update on his channel. Which had a good breakdown of the Raids..

 

[BigRed]

He came through with a update on his channel. Which had a good breakdown of the Raids..

Welcome to the fallen world.....where fallen angels will promise to save you in exchange for just one more rape of Lady Liberty.