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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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NEWS RELEASE
Contact Information: Bud Cummins
(501) 831-6125
bud@budcumminslaw.com
Release Date: June 14, 2024
PULASKI COUNTY PROSECUTOR CASE REVIEW IN THE
BRYAN MALINOWSKI CASE
Bud Cummins released the following statement:
Prosecutor Will Jones released a letter today announcing his decision to file no
charges in Bryan Malinowski’s shooting death.
The Pulaski County Prosecutor focused his decision on any law enforcement officer’s
right under state law to use deadly force in self-defense. The Prosecutor had his duty
to perform, and he did it as God showed him the light to see that duty. But this is far
from over
The state’s investigation didn’t attempt to make independent judgments about
whether ATF violated the law when they broke down Mr. and Mrs. Malinowski’s front
door. But that question should be a matter of grave concern for the rest of us.
Mr. Jones’s letter states armed agents waited a mere 28 seconds after knocking and
before breaking down the Malinowski front door.
Legally, law enforcement must give the person inside a reasonable amount of time to
come to the door to admit them voluntarily before forcibly entering. A search warrant
is not supposed to necessarily be a license for a home invasion, especially during an
investigation of such a low-level violation with such little risk involved in the search.
“Reasonable” time can be short in certain cases, such as those involving narcotics or
other evidence that can be destroyed, or when there is a risk of someone fleeing. None
of those or any other “exigent” circumstances were present on the morning of the
Malinowski raid.
How long is it reasonable to wait for someone to answer their front door at 6:00 am
in response to unexplained loud pounding in a 3000 square foot fully insulated home?
Let’s pray the answer isn’t 28 seconds. The Fourth Amendment means more than
that to every single one of us.
ATF was investigating one of the least serious crimes in the federal criminal code.
Recently DOJ attorneys and the ATF Director were given opportunities both in the
U.S. Congress and in federal court to explain the conduct they are calling criminal.
They couldn’t do it.
Ten carloads of armed agents at 6:00 am. A U.S. citizen was given 28 seconds before
his home was forcefully invaded by armed government intruders and he was killed in
front of his wife. This is far from over.
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