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Was this posted and I didn't see it? Sheriff Clark letter to Senate re:SB79
- Thread starter Jason in WI
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scm54449
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I don't know the thoughts of every chief of police in Wisconsin or every sheriff in Wisconsin. But chiefs of police seem to have a very different attitude on 2A rights and the right of every person to defend themselves from harm. Sheriffs tend to believe in those rights and police chiefs want to subdue the sheeple. I agree with you 100% Jason. When it comes to gun rights and the right of self-defense Sheriff Clark is awesome. 
Plankton
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He would make a fine Attorney General.
Brendon .45
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Sherriffs are elected, Chiefs appointed.
'nuff said.
'nuff said.
HandyHamlet
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He would make a fine Attorney General.
Now you are talking.
My letter to the Sheriff
Sheriff Clark, thank you for your support with the Senate, and SB 79, the Castle Doctrine. For too long Milwaukee has been a dark, forbidding place. Possibly people will feel more secure in their homes knowing that they won’t be giving everything away in court to a person who broke in to take it anyway. You are 100% right about the court system in our largest city, and we all feel the pain for it. I moved out long ago but still worked in Milwaukee. My car was broken into, and the punks on the street had a person praying for green lights. Thank you again, now they have something to think about, no longer will the honest citizens have to fear the laws. Dennis Hamm. boar out.
fran.mclaughlin@milwcnty.com
Sheriff Clark, thank you for your support with the Senate, and SB 79, the Castle Doctrine. For too long Milwaukee has been a dark, forbidding place. Possibly people will feel more secure in their homes knowing that they won’t be giving everything away in court to a person who broke in to take it anyway. You are 100% right about the court system in our largest city, and we all feel the pain for it. I moved out long ago but still worked in Milwaukee. My car was broken into, and the punks on the street had a person praying for green lights. Thank you again, now they have something to think about, no longer will the honest citizens have to fear the laws. Dennis Hamm. boar out.
fran.mclaughlin@milwcnty.com