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ATF violating dealer license revocation rules in defiance of policy and law
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... "The allegations come in the wake of a legal action by Brink’s, reported last week by Courthouse News Service, where the security firm 'filed a petition for discovery in Federal Court, seeking to depose Megan Bennett, Director of Industry Operations for the BATF [claiming]…that after the BATF inspected its facility in Coppell, Texas in December 2010, it received a notice of revocation from Bennett [and that] 'the revocation is illegal and against the BATF's own policies.'"
"Unlike other targets of Adverse Action Orders, Brink’s ... possesses the resources to fight back, as well as strong incentive ..." ... |
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