November 8 2009

50 years ago no one in America could have imagined in their wildest dreams that a Muslim holding the rank of Major in the US Army would kill 13 soldiers and wound 38 in a military instillation right here in the United States of America. This event saddens Margie and I very much. Our daughter was stationed in Ft. Hood not very many years ago and our son is current serving in the military.

Now we have a shooting in Orlando. Be aware of new gun laws we may see come our way.

At our Patriot meeting this month we will have Richard Behney as our guest. He is a candidate for the Indiana US Senate seat currently held by Sen. Evan Bayh. This will be our second candidate for this race. You might remember that earlier this summer we had Indiana State Senator Marlin Stuzman who is also a candidate for that race.

Below I have a copy of some of the language in the ordinance that was adopted by the town council in Brookville, IN a few weeks ago. This was done under the veil of secrecy. Rep. Bob Bishoff who is the state representative was not even aware of this move.

I have a call into Rep. Bishoff and will let you know if I hear from him.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Town Council of the Town of Brookville,
Franklin County, Indiana, as follows:
j No person shall carry or otherwise possesses a deadly weapon, as defined in Indiana Code § 35-
41-1-8, as amended, on any public property owned or leased by the town, or at any board meeting,
hearing, or executive session ofthe Town of Brookville, regardless of whether the person has a permit to
carry a weapon. The Town Council, in its discretion, reserves the right to subject all in attendance at a
meeting, hearing, and/or session in which a contention issue will be discussed, to a pat down search or a
metal detector wand search to verify compliance with this resolution. Said pat downs or metal detector
wand searches shall be performed by a uniformed officer of the Town of Brookville Police Department or
the Franklin County Sheriff's Department.
All police officers, from any jurisdiction, shall be exempt from this prohibition, with the exception
that this resolution shall apply to any police officer that is the subject of a meeting, executive session, or
hearing.
If an individual is found carrying or otherwise in possession of a deadly weapon as defined in
Indiana Code § 35-41-1-8, as amended, on any public property owned or leased by the Town of
Brookville, the Brookville Police Department is hereby authorized to confiscate the weapon and shall not
return the weapon until the individual is no longer on town property.

Jim and Margie
2nd Amendment Patriots
STAY UNITED
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