CALGUNS FOUNDATION SUES LOS ANGELES COUNTY, SHERIFF LEE BACA (3/9/12)

[choprzrul]

SLOSD requires it, ask me how I know....

....but since SLO county is the most corrupt county west of the Mississippi, who is really surprised?

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[zokoz]

SLOSD requires it, ask me how I know....

....but since SLO county is the most corrupt county west of the Mississippi, who is really surprised?

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At least he gives CCWs. Santa Barbara will not give any unless you are apart of his private air force or a Supper Citizen of some sort. Santa Maria is just as bad. I can't wait for the elections and vote Bill Brown OUT!!! Chief from Santa Maria spent all of his law enforcement career in LA county... Surprise he doesn't give them out...

[ronlglock]

San Mateo requests it but as far as I've been told, they do not require it as of a month ago.

If that's changed and you have an example, let me know.

I went though my local PD and am sitting at about 45 days from my prints being pulled. Sgt Corpus left a VM for me asking if I heard anything from San Bruno - not sure what I am supposed to be hearing from them...

[Paladin]

[1] Am I correct in assuming the appeals deadline has passed (6 weeks later now)?

[2] Has LA appealed?

As of tonight the Merced County website STILL requires applicants to go through their local PD first. [3] By any chance can CGF put some pressure on them to do the right thing and follow the law as written?

http://www.co.merced.ca.us/index.aspx?NID=1918

Bump for answers to the 3 questions above....

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After all, acc to the stats Librarian got from CA9's FAQs page and put in post #14 of his locked Peruta 2nd A Litigation sticky, Peruta and/or Richards may be stuck in CA9 limbo for 2 more years! (and then after that, SCOTUS...) Why not attack on another front while we're waiting?

Giving this another bump re. those 3 Qs I posed.

[CG of MP]

Merced County is a 'wobbler' liberal county with the UC there. The ROOTS of the county are however very conservative and most of the cops I have met there are very pro 2a.

It would be really nice if the CGF or the NRA could put some time and effort into tipping Merced County into the virtual shall-issue camp. It is a logical next advancement.

It borders Santa Clara and IMHO is the next logical step in the freedom advance toward SF.

So what about it CGF/NRA any interest in another victory - one that would be a lot easier and would help to pave the way toward the real serious battles?

Edited: Map deleted -4-13-14 - but the point still stands. Merced county stands out in a sea of other counties with vsi policies.

[jakep]

Orange County and San Diego county need to be updated on that map.

[Paladin]

Where'd you dig up that ol' map?

It is now seriously out of date.

Solano pretty much has accepted self-defense as GC for about a year (IOW light green).

San Joaquin now officially accepts self-defense as GC (IOW dark green).

Riverside, acc to what it says on its .pdf policy, does NOT issue because of fear or for convenience (i.e., for SD) (IOW yellow at best).

Ventura is now like Orange is: accepting SD as GC, but may switch back if Peruta is shot down (IOW both dark green for now)

Then we have San Mateo, Santa Clara, and San Diego which are all taking apps w/SD = GC, but are holding them pending the order being issued in Peruta.

Bottom line: best not to post that map anymore lest you confuse folks about what's what.

[CG of MP]

Edited orig post.
Deleted the old map.

Spent 20 min looking for an updated map - but I do not see that there is one anyplace.

My original premise is even more valid however with the changes you describe. Merced County, an arguably rural county stands out like a sore thumb and would be the next logical place to get VSI challenged. (Not counting Yolo as Baker is in progress.)

[Paladin]

Edited orig post.
Deleted the old map.

I'm leaving my copy up since I've got updated info re. it in the same post -- they make sense together, not separately.

Spent 20 min looking for an updated map - but I do not see that there is one anyplace.

Several months ago I contacted the person who made & updated that map and they said they're not updating it anymore and so removed it from where they were hosting it.

My original premise is even more valid however with the changes you describe. Merced County, an arguably rural county stands out like a sore thumb and would be the next logical place to get VSI challenged. (Not counting Yolo as Baker Richards is in progress.)

Fixed it for you.
Merced will stand out even more if Peruta is finalized as law since Santa Clara (as well as San Mateo and San Diego), has said they'll accept SD as GC at that time and (like those other 2), are accepting and holding apps w/SD as GC until that time. Among those 3, that will be another 4.5M Californians liberated!

[Warrior King]

If he still gets to decide what constitutes a good cause, then what does a win here accomplish?

Not much but getting the Sheriff to at least follow the existing law should mean later he will need to follow other laws and rulings which is what the Sheriff of Orange County was forced to do after Peruta.

It is disgusting that they have that much contempt for the public that they cant even respect the existing laws and regulations.

[taperxz]

Where'd you dig up that ol' map?

It is now seriously out of date.

Solano pretty much has accepted self-defense as GC for about a year (IOW light green).

San Joaquin now officially accepts self-defense as GC (IOW dark green).

Riverside, acc to what it says on its .pdf policy, does NOT issue because of fear or for convenience (i.e., for SD) (IOW yellow at best).

Ventura is now like Orange is: accepting SD as GC, but may switch back if Peruta is shot down (IOW both dark green for now)

Then we have San Mateo, Santa Clara, and San Diego which are all taking apps w/SD = GC, but are holding them pending the order being issued in Peruta.

Bottom line: best not to post that map anymore lest you confuse folks about what's what.

San Mateo will issue for a reasonable good cause. If you want to only use "self defense" as a good cause, they will hold the application.