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Kevin Jensen has updated his FB page for the 2022 campaign. I didn’t notice any CCW info.
His campaign website is: https://www.kevinjensen4sheriff.com/ I was unable to find any mention of CCWs there either.
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When you look at the CA CCW GC map you’ll see that half of Santa Clara county’s neighboring counties readily issue. (Stanislaus, Merced and San Benito readily issue whereas Alameda, San Mateo and Santa Cruz don’t.) If San Joaquin is considered neighboring that would be a majority/most that readily issuing. All Smith has to say is she’s going to bring her issuance closer to her neighboring counties.
Instead, currently she is worse than any of her neighboring counties. Just getting to Yellow (employment or business ownership risks or personal threats) would be a major improvement.
Last edited by Paladin; 09-23-2021, 7:50 AM.Comment
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Here’s a KRON4 news article with video announcing Jensen as a candidate. No mention of CCWs though, but we shouldn’t be surprised since most people are clueless about them.
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Last time Jensen ran, I was told by the DSA that he would "at least have a process." Sounds lukewarm to me, but let's hear what he says. Glad I left SC County.Comment
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Lukewarm sounds wayyyy better than where we currently are which is somewhere between absolute zero and the plains of the ice planet Hoth.
Edit to add: And keep in mind that a sheriff who is willing to actually have a process can and has led to counties becoming more liberal with CCW issuance. All it takes is for someone sensible to start doing it, even if its a little at first, and they quickly realize there's no reason to be afraid of processing and issuing permits.Last edited by crazyScott90; 09-27-2021, 1:34 PM.Sic Semper.Comment
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Civil Grand Jury Examining Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office: Sources
By Damian Trujillo • Published October 8, 2021
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The troubles keep mounting for Santa Clara County's embattled sheriff.
NBC Bay Area has learned a civil grand jury has been empaneled to look into the office of Sheriff Laurie Smith and how the department is being run.
Sources tell NBC Bay Area the civil grand jury met for the first time on Wednesday and issued subpoenas for a number of people to testify about the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office.
Some of the sheriff's top brass have already been indicted by a criminal grand jury. Now, the civil grand jury is taking a look at the sheriff's office.
"In a civil grand jury, you're investigating a government agency. A county or city agency to make sure they're doing their job the way they should be doing it," said Jaime Leanos, a legal analyst.
The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors made the recommendation for a civil grand jury in August after issuing a vote of no confidence on Smith.If you don't know where you are going, any road will take you thereComment
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Sheriff’s candidate Kevin Jensen is making regular posts on FB. You guys need to monitor those and his campaign website to see what, if anything, he saa as us about CCWs.
No, I won’t do this, I don’t live in Santa Clara county.Last edited by Paladin; 10-09-2021, 2:53 PM.Comment
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Well I lived there for 30+ years, was a volunteer with the SCCSO, and was told by the DSA that CCW was a no-go for mere humans that weren't CEO's....Hard to fight the fight when the deck is stacked, so I voted with my dollars and got out. i choose to spend my hard earned money where my county works for me.Comment
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