What if your local jail released it's inmates?

[Great-Kazoo]

I feel the exact same way... you should check out this book:
http://www.amazon.com/Drug-Addiction.../dp/1888118091
Very well written by one of CO's former Sheriffs... very smart guy and he further presses the issue that this is a loosing war that must end ASAP.

Some LE's think crazy. Look at Pat Sullivan, he thought the best way to fight the WOD was go under cover[s]

[cstone]

Public stocks. I'm just sayin' 48 hours would cure many people of the need to misbehave.

[Fentonite]

It's all in priorities, the Sheriff of that County is telling the residents that the Supervisors don't consider public safety a priority. There's money but the libs want to use it for social justice instead of what it was intended for.

You are incorrect. That it not at all what Sheriff Masters' message is. I know - I worked for the man. I sent Ronin that book. If you PM me your mailing address, I'll send you one too, free. Read it (it's a fast read). If you don't find any validity in it, fine, but at least you can make an informed statement, and not a baseless assumption.

[45XD]

In Grant Pass Oregon, the local jail released 39 inmates due to budget cuts.

Story: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/0...6pLid%3D165703

This is another good quote from the feed.

So, what would you do?

Pisses me off.
I like Ronin's suggestion above....
This, incidentally, is a no-win situation: rather than really dealing w/ crime, we just lock people away filling up jail space. Then, when they "need" more money, they try to raise taxes by stating, "we'll have to cut all these criminals loose!!!"
F that...
Sorry, slight rant. None of my 3 daughters are old enough to carry/shoot... yet...