Yes, if the warrant specified that they must comply with the request.

I read it as they did the search found a safe then called the manufacturer. If so then there is no way the warrant could've specified for a what if. If they knew of the safe ahead of time then it would be possible but that raises the question how did they know.

Or it could've been found the safe then waited for a follow up warrant.

But it really boils down to whether the company voluntarily assisted with the search or were ordered to do so by court order.

My gun safes are for protecting my firearms from fire and theft. No safe’s purpose should be to hide a firearm used in a criminal act.

From the shared article, "Liberty Safe added, “Liberty Safe is devoted to protecting the personal property and 2nd amendment rights of our customers and has repeatedly denied requests for access codes without a warrant in the past. We do not give out combinations without proper legal documentation being provided by authorities.”"

Do you want the people at Liberty Safe to refuse to obey a court ordered warrant and go to jail?

I have no doubt that the FBI shared no details of what the arrest was over. They just presented the warrant ordering that the safe code be given to them.

Keith

My gun safes are for protecting my firearms from fire and theft. No safe’s purpose should be to hide a firearm used in a criminal act.

You don't put things you are trying to hide inside a large thin steel box that sticks out like a sore thumb. It's much easier and smarter to hide guns other ways
. As far as from theft you must not work with your hands or use tools. I can get into a gun"safe" in less Than 5 min with mple tools. And your fire proofing is nothing more than drywall between the sheet mettel and plywood. Commercial safes are mostly a feel good thing for people that buy them. I thought about buying one of the big 60 gun safes for my living room. For a decoy.

Why didn't Mr. January 6 start shooting when the Feds showed up? The safe should have already been opened because he was ready to kick off the revolution. Right?

At least, that's what I read here.

Why didn't Mr. January 6 start shooting when the Feds showed up? The safe should have already been opened because he was ready to kick off the revolution. Right?

At least that's what I read here.

well they probably had the proverbial Gov. s Gun to their head

They're no bud light

Remember when Apple wouldn’t tell DOJ how to unlock their cell phones?

No civilian is a able to deny a warrant with out lawyering up don’t matter what or where your safe or room safe is or made out of !!

Why didn’t mister lawyer relate, the safe company has no obligation to provide any assistance it’s not their safe anymore?… the issue of compliance is between the owner and the FBI..Don’t buy liberty and if you own one get rid of it they are compromised..nuff said..

From the shared article, "Liberty Safe added, “Liberty Safe is devoted to protecting the personal property and 2nd amendment rights of our customers and has repeatedly denied requests for access codes without a warrant in the past. We do not give out combinations without proper legal documentation being provided by authorities.”"

Do you want the people at Liberty Safe to refuse to obey a court ordered warrant and go to jail?

I have no doubt that the FBI shared no details of what the arrest was over. They just presented the warrant ordering that the safe code be given to them.

Keith