BREAKING: Stag Arms' Federal Firearms License Revoked! Connecticut gun manufacturer Stag plead guilty today to violating federal law, including the loss of 2. In the plea agreement that to the revocation of the company’s Federal Firearms License, owner Mark Malkowski agreed to sell Stag and never own another gun company again.

The Hartford Courant reports: HARTFORD — New Britain- based Stag Firearms LLC pleaded guilty Tuesday to violating federal firearms laws and as part of a plea agreement company president and owner Mark Malkowski agreed to sell the company and have no further ownership or management role in a gun manufacturer. The company, with Malkowski serving as its representative, pleaded guilty in U. S. District Court in Hartford to a single felony count of possession of a machine gun not registered to the company. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms is also revoking Stag’s federal license to manufacture firearms. Malkowski is also scheduled to plead guilty Wednesday in U.

S. District Court in New Haven to a misdemeanor count of failure to maintain firearms records. The federal government began its investigation of Stag in July 2. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms inspection turned up a variety of recording keeping violations, missing firearms and unregistered firearms, the government said. The guilty plea, Stag said in a prepared statement, was in the best interest of the company and its approximately 1. Watch Empire Online Hulu here.

Malkowski is in advanced talks with a New York private equity firm to sell the company, Stag and the government said.“For the first time in Connecticut, and there have only been a few of these prosecutions throughout the nation, a large manufacturer is pleading guilty to a felony charge relating to record keeping violations,” Connecticut U. S. Attorney Deirdre M. Daly said Tuesday. The company will pay a fine of $5. For his guilty plea, Malkowski, 3. This company did not just manufacture small firearms. They manufactured semi- automatic weapon, machine guns, assault weapons,” Daly said.

· The last time I went to that theater, I asked for an unironic can of Stag. The popcorn-and-beer guy said, “It tastes like beer.” I was a little startled. A runaway bride who ­allegedly scarpered with her fiance’s £11,000 stag do kitty is living in a homeless shelter. Rachel Doran, 29, was seen having a ciggie.

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• · Connecticut gun manufacturer Stag plead guilty today to violating federal law, including the loss of 200 firearms from its record books, and the possession.

This is not an industry where sloppiness will be tolerated.”The government said 2. Stag, although there is no evidence those firearms fell into the hands of criminals or others not permitted to possess guns. The company specifically pleaded guilty to possession of 6. ATF agents found the automatic rifles and receivers at the New Britain factory during an inspection July 1. Stag, in a statement, said the company “takes its obligations to comply with all laws and regulations very seriously and has made comprehensive changes to ensure that similar problems cannot happen again and that best compliance practices are maintained in all of its operations.”It goes without saying that firearms manufacturers must keep absolutely watertight records, and that playing around with ‘grey areas’ of firearms law is a recipe for disaster. Whether what Stag and Malkowski were doing was willfully criminal, or just negligent, remains to be seen.

Back in May, Stag was raided by the BATFE and over 1. The receivers were part of a batch that was not serialized within the requisite time. The BATFE also seized several computers during the raid, which likely helped lead to the plea deal reached today.

The information found on those computers would have made clear discrepancies in Stag’s records to ATF auditors.

Bride who 'ran off' with stag do cash seen at hostel. A runaway bride accused of stealing her fiance's stag do money has been seen living in a homeless hostel. Rachel Doran, 2. 9, allegedly ran off with £1. Chris Mahone, 2. 7, had saved up for a trip away with his friends. Mr Mahone had let his fiancee organise the four- day jaunt, only to arrive at Leeds- Bradford airport and find the party had fake boarding passes and flights to Ibiza had not been booked. Rachel Doran (left) has been pictured  outside a homeless hostel, for the first time since she allegedly ran off with her partner, Chris Mahone's, stag do money (both, right)Ms Doran, from Cleator Moir in Cumbria, was later arrested on suspicion of fraud after handing herself in to police.

But she has been spotted this weekend having a cigarette and chatting to other residents outside rough sleeper refuge, at an unknown location. Wearing a striped hooded top pulled over her head, dark jeans and slippers, Ms Doran looked a far cry from the future blushing bride she was supposed to be. A source told the Mirror: 'She doesn't stray far from the door and when she leaves she normally has her hoodie pulled up.'She's wary of being recognised after all that's gone on, but she's on friendly terms with other people staying there. She's happy chatting to them.' But while Ms Doran hides away from the accusations, her and her fiance's friends have been quizzed by police in relation to the alleged fraud. The couple were believed to be planning a £5,0. Mr Mahone has reportedly been offered some £5,0. But he is too 'ashamed, embarrassed and gutted for his mates' to accept. Mr Mahone had let his fiancee organise the four- day jaunt, only to arrive at Leeds- Bradford airport to find the party had fake boarding passes and flights to Ibiza had not been booked.

Some of the stag- do revellers refused to be denied a holiday and instead flew off to Magaluf. Ms Doran, from Cleator Moir in Cumbria, allegedly fled with the cash and has since been arrested by police on suspicion of fraud. Some of the stag- do revellers refused to be denied a holiday and instead flew off to Magaluf. The men were pictured sunning it up at a hotel at the party hotspot. Nine of the original group spent £4. But Mr Mahone himself was not in the mood to join his friends and instead returned home to Cumbria. One of the revellers on the trip told Mail.

Online: 'After we found out about the holiday we went inside the airport, went to the desk and asked if there were any flights to Benidorm or Magaluf.'They offered us £1. Magaluf'.' The couple were believed to be planning a £5,0. Cleator Moor. Ms Doran's arrest comes after it emerged she was previously held over claims she copied a hotel guest's credit card before going on a spending spree. She was arrested last month following reports a credit card belonging to a guest at the hotel where she worked had been cloned. A Cumbria Constabulary spokesperson said: 'Cumbria Constabulary can confirm that a 2.

Cleator Moor, was arrested yesterday evening (1. September) on suspicion of fraud by false representation.'She has since been released under investigation while enquiries continue.'Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.