US EditionLiberty Safe Confirms They Gave Feds Access Code to Gun Safe During Raid on January 6 Protester
- Liberty Safe will allow customers to have their safe combinations "expunged" in response to backlash for providing the access code to the FBI.
- Customers can fill out a form to delete records of their safe access codes, giving them control over their information.
- The access code was given to the FBI for a safe belonging to Nathan Hughes, who has been charged in connection to the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021.
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Gun safe company hit with backlash for providing FBI with code to customer's safe
Popular gun safe company Liberty Safe is facing intense backlash after providing the Federal Bureau of Investigation with the password to a customer's safe at the law enforcement agency's request, and conservative influencers are now calling for boycotting the brand. Outrage against the Utah-based safe manufacturer began Monday after conservative commentators Keith and Kevin Hodge, known as the Hodge Twins, posted the revelation on X, the social…
Gun safe maker Liberty Safe gets backlash for giving FBI access to...
The manufacturer acknowledged the widespread conservative backlash after it complied with a federal warrant that led to last week's arrest of an Arkansas man over his alleged involvement in the Capitol riots.
"Betrayed Customer Base": Backlash Erupts After Gun Safe Company Gives FBI Customer's Passcode
"Betrayed Customer Base": Backlash Erupts After Gun Safe Company Gives FBI Customer's Passcode Liberty Safe, one of the leading gun safe manufacturers in the country, provided FBI agents with the combination of a safe belonging to an individual who attended the J6 protest, according to the Washington Examiner. This sparked instant backlash on social media among conservatives, calling for a 'Bud Light-style' boycott of the 'not so safe' company.…
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