Keep weapons permits public

From Sunshine Review

November 17, 2008

[edit] Keep weapons permits public

"Washington County jumps the gun with its dire warnings over concealed-weapons records.

Other than scaring the bejeebers out of them, it's hard to see what Washington County Sheriff Rob Gordon achieved this week in a mass mailing to some 10,000 concealed-weapons permit holders."

[edit] External links

Oregon Live, Keep weapons permits public, November 17, 2008

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