I have been asked by many people in Itasca County what my position is on the Second Amendment.
As county sheriff, I took an oath to protect the citizens of my county and to support the Constitution of the United States of America. It is without hesitation that I stand in defense of the right of Itasca County citizens to defend their rights against threats, both foreign and domestic. The duty of county sheriff is to protect the rights of law-abiding citizens. The position of sheriff in the State of Minnesota is statutory in nature and defined by state law. This definition does not preclude the duty of the sheriff to uphold the Constitution. The sheriff is the keeper of the county, and with that obligation I must and do accept the responsibility to stand before my constituents and demand the Constitution be adhered to, and that no one be allowed to diminish the protections and all rights provided under the Constitution. The safety of all my law-abiding citizens of Itasca County, and their right to live free without being victimized, is my highest priority.
Victor J. Williams
Itasca County Sheriff
Mn01r6 wrote:I am going to say that document is fake. Maybe the Sheriff made it, but IMHO he is overstepping his (and the county's) authority if he thinks they have the authority to do half of what is in there.
My hope is that this is a false flag operation...
Hmac wrote:Here's Sheriff Vic Williams' statement on the issue...dated Jan 27, 2013I have been asked by many people in Itasca County what my position is on the Second Amendment.
As county sheriff, I took an oath to protect the citizens of my county and to support the Constitution of the United States of America. It is without hesitation that I stand in defense of the right of Itasca County citizens to defend their rights against threats, both foreign and domestic. The duty of county sheriff is to protect the rights of law-abiding citizens. The position of sheriff in the State of Minnesota is statutory in nature and defined by state law. This definition does not preclude the duty of the sheriff to uphold the Constitution. The sheriff is the keeper of the county, and with that obligation I must and do accept the responsibility to stand before my constituents and demand the Constitution be adhered to, and that no one be allowed to diminish the protections and all rights provided under the Constitution. The safety of all my law-abiding citizens of Itasca County, and their right to live free without being victimized, is my highest priority.
Victor J. Williams
Itasca County Sheriff
PHATSPEED7x wrote:
Also just found out Colorado passed gun control bill. Looks like Magpul will be moving outta state. God I hope MN doesn't become the next gun control state. I will relocate if that happens...
greenfarmer wrote:Mn01r6 wrote:I am going to say that document is fake. Maybe the Sheriff made it, but IMHO he is overstepping his (and the county's) authority if he thinks they have the authority to do half of what is in there.
My hope is that this is a false flag operation...
I have to say this is the second time i have heard of this, but here's something interesting to read. The sheriff of said county actually has more power than President Obama...
http://politicalvelcraft.org/2011/09/21 ... cy-clause/
Read that link. It's very interesting! I had no idea, but after doing some searches, and hearing what our sheriff has to say about this, and now the sheriff from Itasca county, i'm actually surprised that the sheriff is higher up the food chain that Obama himself!
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