NY SAFE: To release 40,000 more pistol permit n`ames to public

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NY Safe Act requires Onondaga County to release many pistol permit holders' names, state official says


An overflow crowd attended a public hearing in January on the NY Safe Act at the LaFayette Town Hall. A provision of that law might require Onondaga County to release the names and addresses of pistol permit holders. (Stephen D. Cannerelli | scannerelli@syracuse.com)

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By Glenn Coin | gcoin@syracuse.com
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on August 13, 2013 at 12:58 PM, updated August 13, 2013 at 4:56 PM

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The same law that lets pistol permit holders keep their names private might also require Onondaga County to make public the names of up to 40,000 permit holders.
Robert Freeman, the state's top open government official, said today a provision of the NY Safe Act adopted in January would require the county to release the names of permit holders who have not filed forms asking for privacy.

[The Bavarian]

And the witch hunt continues.

[Pericles]

And the witch hunt continues.

In this case, we know who the witches are.

[XNavyNuke]

North Country Public Radio: Will upstate NY cops, sheriffs enforce gun control laws?

Back in Plattsburgh, Clinton County Sheriff Dave Favro acknowledges that the SAFE act puts him in a tough spot.

He says he himself has questions about what kind of gun regulations actually make sense in the modern world. He also says that his oath of office will require him to enforce the gun control law, even as he protests against it.

"I can't tell my deputies not to enforce the law, because where do you draw the line?" he asks, adding that he has taken an oath to uphold the "laws of the state of New York, whether I personally like them or don't."

But sitting at his side, gun rights activist RichardMack says he doesn't think that's how it will play out. He says Favro and his deputies will quietly ignore the law.

"I don't believe him," Mack says. "He's a good man. Police discretion and how we enforce the law is up to us."

Good! Better if the law was repealed.

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North Country Public Radio: Will upstate NY cops, sheriffs enforce gun control laws?

Back in Plattsburgh, Clinton County Sheriff Dave Favro acknowledges that the SAFE act puts him in a tough spot.

Poor baby - quickly, someone go hold his butt for him and make the booboos all better. Jesus - to think that people would vote a whiny little candy-ass like this into public office.

Now comes the real bull$#@!:

He says he himself has questions about what kind of gun regulations actually make sense in the modern world. He also says that his oath of office will require him to enforce the gun control law, even as he protests against it.

What a load. His oath of office says nothing about upholding unconstitutional laws and everything about defending the Constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic. This man is a third rate bull$#@! artist - fie on him and his kind.

"I can't tell my deputies not to enforce the law, because where do you draw the line?" he asks, adding that he has taken an oath to uphold the "laws of the state of New York, whether I personally like them or don't."

I guess he took the wrong oath.

Let's not dare take responsibility for what we do. Sieg fukkin' HEIL! <goosestep> <goosestep> <goosestep> <goosestep>