Rich Wyatt Arrested for Theft

[brutal]

So Rich, whaddya think of that video your bimbo daughter just uploaded.

Oh you can't see it? Because you're in JAIL you fuckwit!!

I'd bet the guys in the halfway house got it on their obama phones.

[Squeeze]

I just read he was released on a $25,000 bond and sent to a halfway house.

[driver]

Maybe he'll get a new show out of this. American Convict.

[Irving]

Came in here to post up further evidence that reality show producers target specific personality types for their shows.

http://heavy.com/entertainment/2016/...al-dance-moms/

[funkymonkey1111]

Rich's trial started yesterday

http://www.denverpost.com/2017/02/21...federal-court/

[Skip]

Rich's trial started yesterday

http://www.denverpost.com/2017/02/21...federal-court/

Wyatt faces numerous charges including failure to report $1.1 million in income to the IRS, conspiracy and dealing firearms without a license.

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McNeilly said that after Gunsmoke, at 9690 W. 44th Ave., violated serious licensing rules, he entered an agreement with the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives to relinquish his federal firearms license.

But Wyatt had no intention of obeying that agreement, McNeilly said. In fact, he negotiated a lucrative contract with the Discovery Channel that would eventually pay him about $500,000 in 2011 and 2012 to star in American Guns. He, his wife, two children and employees did 26 episodes of the show.

Wow! So I take this to mean he had his license yanked BEFORE starting the show. As a licensee he knew the consequences. Then went on TV and documented the whole thing?

I mean, wow.

[BPTactical]

Wow! So I take this to mean he had his license yanked BEFORE starting the show. As a licensee he knew the consequences. Then went on TV and documented the whole thing?

I mean, wow.

Quite literally, "Felonious Stupid of the Industrial Strength Application"

[davsel]

Or perhaps the show was entirely scripted and fake (long shot I know), meaning no firearms were actually bought or sold as portrayed on camera.

[RCCrawler]

I'm 99.9% sure I saw him working a kiosk at the mall at Christmas time, this was the best pic I could get.

[Skip]

Or perhaps the show was entirely scripted and fake (long shot I know), meaning no firearms were actually bought or sold as portrayed on camera.

But we heard the 1911s cry.

Nice engraving Rich...

And the show featured guns "for sale" in a case and a rack. I guess that could be for show too but isn't representing that you are selling guns without a license as bad as actually doing it? The Feds don't seem to care about intent (CMC 80% lower case).