Yes, but if he's got documentation to prove his innocence then he's really jumped the gun, and what are they going to do, spend a month and half a million in forensics to verify the origins of each piece of wood to make sure it's all accurate??
But let's assume that Gibson is guilty, they make friggin GUITARS, it's not like "Gibson guitars and guns", or "Gibsons guitar and crackhouse". Seriously, they could have walked in the front door with 2 agents walked into the managers office, explained the situation and taken whatever actions from there. There's NO REASON to justify an armed raid like this.
The exception being that if the court sees evidence in which to lay criminal charges during the case, then a person can face criminal charges for that crime....
But really, you'd think if they are going to raid a place that they at least have the evidence to generate criminal charges... or that there's a REASON to believe that a person is armed and or dangerous. But, this situation is BS, and especially claiming the Lacey act and agenda 21.
They have to use both to even ATTEMPT to pass it off as illegal, because the Lacey act IS only violated by using agenda 21 that says that nations laws apply across nations in circumstances... so, because it's illegal for non-indian gibson workers to take raw wood products and to manufacture the wood, that law applies to the US because of the dealings with the source companies. The catch is, their law is ONLY MEANT TO APPLY in INDIA.