Jan 25, 2013
I'm finding many sheriffs are posting there letter of constitutional allegiance to their web page. If you still don't see your Sheriff listed, ask him or her to make a public statement as to where they stand regarding our 2nd amendment. If your sheriff is on the list or has made a clear statement, then thank him or her for standing up for OUR Constitution
*Update 1/26/13*
Sheriff Edward N Bonner of Placer County, CA
Sheriff Tuffy Snedegar of Bath Co KY
Sheriff Peyman of Jackson Co, KY
Sheriff Richard Ketchum of Greene County, Pa
Sheriff Michael A. Adkinson, Jr. of Walton County, Florida
Sheriff Tommy Gage Montgomery County, Texas
Sheriff Paul Babeu Pinal County AZ
Sheriff Jim Faull of Prowers County, Colorado
~New Mexico, 30 of the state's 33 county Sheriffs are in~
~Utah, 28 of the state's 29 county Sheriffs are in~
The US Sheriff,
The only other public official with similar authority is a state governor.
Historical documents and court cases confirm that the Sheriff is the Chief Law Enforcement Officer in the county and has no superior. The Sheriff is elected by the people and is answerable to them alone. No federal or state agency has authority in the county unless the Sheriff permits it. If, in the Sheriff's opinion, a proposed action is unconstitutional, the Sheriff is duty-bound, and fully authorized, to block it.