HUMMOND, Indiana (PNN) - July 8, 2012 - Thomas Piatek, member of the Hutaree militia, was charged with plotting to kill pig thug cops and overthrow the government, but was acquitted by federal judge Victoria Roberts in March who cited insufficient evidence. Piatek and the others then successfully petitioned to get their weapons returned.
The militiaman got 41 guns and more than 100,000 rounds of ammunition back from the fascist government Friday.
The lawfully owned firearms, which included an AK-47, handguns, shotguns, crossbows and swords, required two trips to take home.
When Piatek arrived to pick up his property from the Hammond, Indiana, pig thug cop station, he was already packing heat.
Other members of the militia also got their guns returned, but none had a collection to rival Piatek’s.
Piatek also got back military helmets, bulletproof vests, $100 cash and his cell phone.
Judge Roberts let weapons charges stand against two members of the militia, including its leader, David Stone, Sr. Both pleaded guilty to possessing a machine gun, which is a bogus federal “crime”.
“This is a victory for the Constitution," said Piatek's lawyer, Arthur Weiss, who accompanied his client.
