Officials vote to make Pendleton County a 'Second Amendment sanctuary'
4 years ago
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The Pendleton County Fiscal Court on Friday unanimously approved a symbolic resolution declaring their community a “Second Amendment Sanctuary” — one opposed to any law that would create new restrictions on legal gun ownership in the state of Kentucky. Although the resolution carries no force of law, Judge Executive David Fields said county officials hope it makes an impression on the state legislature as it prepares to reconvene in Frankfort.
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