Alert: They Caught Bondi's Would-Be Killer – Then Judge Did the UNTHINKABLE Same Day

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A red sniper dot on Attorney General Pam Bondi's forehead. $45,000 bounty. "Preferably dead." Tonight on the RAW FEED with Gary Franchi, we expose the anarchist plot that shocked federal agents and the Democrat judge who just set the suspect free. Tyler Maxon Avalos thought TikTok would protect his identity after posting a murder-for-hire bounty. The FBI had other plans.

The 29-year-old Minnesota anarchist's TikTok username said it all: "WACKO" with the anarchy symbol. His profile linked to anarchist literature and "Free Palestine" content. But it was his October 16th post that crossed every line: Bondi's official photo defaced with a sniper's red dot, "$45,000 DEAD OR ALIVE (PREFERABLY DEAD)" in bold text. The caption? "Cough cough when they don't serve us, then what?"

Within hours, a patriotic TikTok user flagged the post to FBI Detroit. Federal agents moved fast, working with Google, Comcast, and TikTok to trace IP addresses. They discovered Avalos wasn't just another keyboard warrior - court records reveal a violent criminal history including 2022 felony stalking and domestic assault convictions in both Minnesota and Florida.

FBI agents kicked down his Saint Paul door and dragged him away in handcuffs. The charge: interstate transmission of a threat to injure another person. Senator Tom Cotton immediately responded: "Left wing threats of violence against federal officials must stop." Justice seemed swift. Then came the shocker.

Judge Douglas Mikko, a known Trump administration critic who previously ordered ICE to explain why they're detaining illegals, released Avalos WITHOUT BAIL. Despite the death threat. Despite the violent criminal record. Despite the clear danger to a sitting Attorney General. Within hours of arrest, the anarchist who put a bounty on Bondi's head walked free.

The timing is suspicious. Just days before the threat, Bondi ordered Nancy Pelosi and other Democrats to preserve all communications after they called for obstructing ICE agents. "You cannot disclose the identity of a federal agent, where they live, anything that could harm them," Bondi warned. She promised to charge any official violating federal law. Now she has a target on her back.

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Fox News broke the arrest story, with David Spunt revealing FBI affidavit details. The anarchist's post had only six likes and seven comments - but one patriot's tip was enough. Federal agents traced digital breadcrumbs through multiple tech companies, proving no online death threat is anonymous. The message to violent leftists is clear: we're watching, tracking, and coming.

But the real scandal is Judge Mikko's release order. This isn't justice - it's judicial activism protecting political violence. A man with multiple stalking convictions posts a murder bounty on the Attorney General and walks free the same day? In Trump's America, threatening federal officials meant federal prison. In Biden's America, it means catch and release.

The anarchist movement is escalating. Avalos's profile promoted materials calling for abolishing "all institutions that perpetuate authority." Translation: destroy America. His "Make John Brown Proud" bio referenced the violent abolitionist who murdered five people. This isn't protest - it's preparation for war.

Bondi isn't backing down. Even as death threats circulate, she's investigating Pelosi, Pritzker, and San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins for potential obstruction of federal immigration enforcement. "They have not met me," Bondi declared. "We will protect our federal agents."

This is the two-tiered justice system in action. January 6th protesters rot in solitary for trespassing while anarchists posting murder bounties walk free. The message couldn't be clearer: threaten conservatives, get released. Support Trump, get destroyed. But we're documenting every injustice. November 2026 is coming.

Catch the whole RAW FEED live stream at https://youtu.be/1PMP4AxcsGI