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Old 01-24-2005, 10:02 PM
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Originally Posted by dissention
She testified in 1995 that everyone should be able to handle a concealed and registered weapon. She urged everyone who felt helpless to go out, register a weapon, and carry it with them if they felt they needed to do so to feel safe. What she failed to mention is that CCW permits are only issued to politicians, celebrities, and police officers. She's a bull**** artist, simply put.
Says who? Last I checked any California resident could get a permit to carry a gun In fact, here is San Diego's website http://www.sdsheriff.net/mgt_serv/licensing/ccw.html

to wit:

SUBJECT: APPLICATION FOR A CONCEALED WEAPONS LICENSE

Enclosed is an application for a concealed weapons license. Please review it carefully. If you choose to submit this application, complete all sections with the exception of the two signature areas. Then collect the documentation to support your request and complete the additional safety training class as required by law. The documentation required to support your application is explained below.

Applications must be submitted to Sheriff’s License Division in person. Please call Sheriff’s License Division at 858-974-2020 to schedule an appointment. Appointments may be set between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 Monday through Thursday and 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Fridays. You will need to allow an hour for the interview, fingerprints and photograph.

The Department of Justice and San Diego County Sheriff’s Department are both involved in the processing of this application and each agency requires certain fees. The current fee schedule is as follows:

Initial Application Fees
Cash or check made payable to San Diego Sheriff’s Department for $44.00 plus a money order made payable to DOJ as shown below:

Standard (Two-year) license 100.00 money order

Judicial (Three-year) license 122.00 money order

Reserve Peace Officer (Four-year) 144.00 money order

Renewal Fees
A single payment in the form of cash or check made payable to San Diego Sheriff’s Department shall be submitted for renewal of a CCW permit as shown below:

Standard (Two-year) license 67.00

Judicial (Three-year) license 89.00

Reserve Peace Officer (Four-year) 111.00

Fees are subject to change as allowed by law. They are processing fees and as such are not refundable regardless of the decision made on the application.

Applicants must complete a course of training prior to submitting this application. Enclosed is a list of instructors whose course curriculum is accepted by this Department as meeting the criteria for PC12050(a)(1)(B) and (E). Applicants may contact anyone on the list for this training.

Documentation
All new applicants must demonstrate they are residents of San Diego County, have good cause and good moral character, pursuant to PC 12050. For purposes of this application, applicants must submit proof of residency in the form of two current, unpaid utility bills that list their name, service address and mailing address (or other similar type proof). Three character reference letters are required to assist in substantiating good moral character. These letters must be written by local residents and contain a local address and phone number. Letters will not be accepted from any relatives. The writer must also acknowledge he or she understands the letter is for an application for a concealed weapons permit.

Good cause is an individual issue; however, if applying for business purposes, proof that you are in actual and legitimate business will be required. Business owners must submit proof of business ownership and employees must submit a letter from their employer stating he or she approves of and accepts the liability for the employee carrying a concealed weapon while performing business duties. Valid California identification is also required.

Law Enforcement employees who are required to qualify quarterly are exempt from the requirement of the training class. Call for information on this and exemption of character reference letters.

Other verifications will be requested on an individual basis. Residence verifications, proof of good cause and proof of training class are required with subsequent (renewal) applications.

If there are other questions not already addressed, please call Sheriff’s License Division.

Sincerely,

WILLIAM B. KOLENDER, SHERIFF



Blanca Pelowitz, Manager
License Division



But, even if you are correct, that does not make her a hypocrite against gun control - nice try though

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