Samuel Doolin is Innocent: J6 Related Polk County Florida

Samuel Doolin is Innocent: J6 Related Polk County Florida

J6: The Untold Story of Samuel Doolin – From Army Ranger to Inmate
In this eye-opening episode, we uncover the other side of the January 6th Capitol Riots through the lens of Samuel Doolin, a 28-year-old from Lakeland, Florida, who now faces a year behind bars. Samuel speaks for the first time about his experience in Army Ranger boot camp during the Biden administration’s “woke” movement, his removal from service for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine, and the government’s pursuit of his family following his younger brother’s involvement in J6.

Samuel Doolin reveals how a routine traffic stop turned into a legal nightmare, leading to his arrest on weapons charges—an ordeal he believes was politically motivated. After being publicly shamed by Sheriff Grady, Samuel is finally setting the record straight. Tune in as he shares his raw, unfiltered truth about military service, government overreach, and the personal cost of standing by his principles.

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DEC 9, 2022
Illegally altered firearms recovered by Polk County Sheriff’s Office deputies while assisting FHP on a traffic stop; two people arrested
Media Contact: Brian Bruchey, PIO
Two people were arrested and two illegally altered firearms were seized by the Polk County Sheriff’s Office on Thursday, December 8, 2022, near Lakeland after a Florida Highway Patrol trooper encountered resistance from the couple during a traffic stop.

The driver, 27-year old Samuel Timothy Doolin of Lakeland, was charged by the PCSO with Possession of a Fully Automatic Firearm (F2, 2-counts), Possession of a Short-Barrel Rifle (F2), Possession of a Firearm with Altered/Removed Serial Number (F3), and Resisting without Violence (M1).

The passenger, 23-year old Tiffany Ann Beam, of Lakeland, was charged by the PCSO with Resisting without Violence (M1).

At about 6:25 am Thursday morning, the trooper stopped the couple’s blue 1985 Chevrolet truck, on Kathleen Road near Laurel Woods Lane. The truck had no license plate displayed.

Upon contact with the couple, Doolin refused multiple requests to identify himself and exit the vehicle, and the trooper noticed a handgun on the seat between the occupants which Doolin told the trooper was for his protection against law enforcement.

For safety purposes, the trooper returned to his patrol vehicle and requested backup.

When deputies arrived, they ordered the couple to exit the truck numerous times, and both refused.

The deputies then approached the truck while using a ballistic shield for their protection, and repeatedly ordered the two out of the truck. They continued to refuse. Deputies then broke the back window of the truck. Doolin again refused to exit the vehicle and a Taser was used to take Doolin into custody. Beam offered no further resistance.

During an inventory of the truck, five firearms were found. Among them were a Glock 9mm handgun which had been altered from semi-automatic to automatic, and a rifle that was also altered to operate as an automatic weapon, and was equipped with a 14” barrel. Federal law requires a barrel length of a rifle to be no less than 16”. The rifle also had no identifiable model or serial number.

“Samuel Doolin thinks he’s above the law. He doesn’t like to obey the same laws that every one of us abides by…from simple traffic laws to more serious crimes of illegal firearms. We don’t know what he planned to do with those firearms, but we know he won’t be getting them back.” – Grady Judd, Sheriff

The Florida Highway Patrol also charged Doolin with Resisting with Violence and cited him for Not Displaying a Proper Tag, Expired Registration, Failure to Show Proof of Insurance, Failure to Show Identification, and Failure to Provide Vehicle Registration.

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