SB County Supervisor Wants Employees Armed

[six seven tango]

Looks like common sense is sloooooowwwwwly returning to a few of the elected elite.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/02/04/terror-has-arrived-official-calls-for-san-bernardino-employees-to-be-armed.html?intcmp=hpbt3

Two months after terrorists gunned down 14 unarmed San Bernardino county workers in a gun-free zone, one local official is calling for county employees to be permitted to carry guns at work and have access to weapons at county facilities.

[laurelpark]

But, wouldn't that just lead to out of control gunfights at work? I mean, having guns might temp people to shoot each other when someone eats their stuff out of the breakroom fridge, or leaves a jammed paper in the printer.

Just kidding, of course. Hopefully these stupid "feel free to shoot all of us" zones go away. Gun-free zones are just safe havens for terrorists and criminals.

[JDay]

Let's see if he gets reelected.

[six seven tango]

Let's see if he gets reelected.

According to the article, the Sheriff's Dept is having a hard time keeping up with CCW permit requests. Based on that, I'd say he's got a decent chance of reelection.

[laurelpark]

According to the article, the Sheriff's Dept is having a hard time keeping up with CCW permit requests. Based on that, I'd say he's got a decent chance of reelection.

Good - maybe things are starting to turn a corner. I still have faith that common sense will eventually prevail, and the elected officials will bend to public opinion (assuming public opinion keeps going pro-2A like it seems to be).

[JDay]

According to the article, the Sheriff's Dept is having a hard time keeping up with CCW permit requests. Based on that, I'd say he's got a decent chance of reelection.

Those applications probably represent less than 5% of the county population.

[SMarquez]

Those applications probably represent less than 5% of the county population.

You don't know San Bernardino County.

[heidad01]

Let's see if he gets reelected.

I'd say he will be just because of this.
A few more cases of carnage and it may become a fad amongst politicians.

[VMCJ-3]

According to the article, the Sheriff's Dept is having a hard time keeping up with CCW permit requests. Based on that, I'd say he's got a decent chance of reelection.

At a high stakes poker game the other night, I heard that the SBSD has assigned Reserve Deputies to the CCW unit to help clear out the backlog of applications.

In the meantime, RCSD has 2 Deputies trying to process a mountain of applications.