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WY: State law enforcement sounds alarm as ‘Second Amendment’ bill advances in legislature
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“None of the individuals that presented the bill or provided testimony indicated any specific case where this piece of legislation would solve a problem that we currently have in the state of Wyoming,” Casper Police Department Captain Jeremy Tremel told Oil City News on Monday.
House and Senate versions of the Second Amendment Protection Act Amendments bill that moved through respective appropriations committees would significantly modify a 2022 bill that established penalties for law enforcement cooperating with any “unconstitutional” federal law regarding firearms.
Tremel said the 2022 law was sound and straightforward, as law enforcement are keenly aware of what is and isn’t constitutional and stay up-to-date with case law. |
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repealfederalgunlaws
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| NOW YOU KNOW what all cops actually think of the 2nd amendment. The enforcement class doesn't want you having any power or rights. |
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