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Colorado's Saguache County Adopts ' Emergency Regulations' Allowing Warrantless Entry to Private Property and Preventing Sale Of Firearms and Ammo into wwwthegatewaypundit.com -regulations -allowing-warrantless-entry-private-property-stopping-sale-firearms-ammo/

 

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County Rescinds Resolution #2021-07
On Tuesday, October 5, 2021, the Saguache County Board of Commissioners passed a motion to RESCIND Resolution 2021-07, “Civil Emergency, Emergency, or Local Disaster Regulations” Resolution”.

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[Doug M.]

Someone was huffing paint with the Good Idea Fairy and put that forward without running it past their civil counsel. Once in a while that happens in a place with which I am very familiar. A couple of us give feedback using language that would cause the moderators to have strokes, and then there is some rapid backtracking.

 

[BigBoy99]

It sounds like the "California Insanity Pandemic" has taken hold in your area and has been imported by all the people moving from Calif.

 

[Puller]

Firearms and ammo this time, jabs and masks next time.

 

[waffles]

So the gateway pundit link is messed up (moreso than just being a gateway pundit article in general) and I can't see what they're saying about it since the OP is just a link. Here's a link to the text of the bill: Saguache County Civil Emergency or Local Disaster Regulations Resolution# 2021-07 _ 09-21-2021.pdf - Google Drive

The order authorizing the suspending of sale/distribution/transport of firearms also applies to liquor, explosives, combustibles, etc., and is entirely separate from the section about entering private property. Both are also entirely standard emergency statute provisions, much as we like to freak out about stuff. ****, even Florida has the firearms language in their emergency powers statute (Statutes & Constitution
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Online Sunshine).

Saguache County viewed and adopted some standard emergency authorities language, some citizens got mad about it, and the county said oh yeah I guess that's not the best, lets change it. The system worked, but lets still be mad about it.

 

[LostintheOzone]

Someone was huffing paint with the Good Idea Fairy and put that forward without running it past their civil counsel. Once in a while that happens in a place with which I am very familiar. A couple of us give feedback using language that would cause the moderators to have strokes, and then there is some rapid backtracking.

Our county council used to pass those types of ordnances (private property entry) that were a clear violation of state and federal law. After a review by the prosecutor's office they were rescinded. I had to point one out one time when my supervisor wanted me to trespass on private property on "official" county business. He wasn't real happy when I got a legal opinion from a county attorney but homie don't play those games.

 

[pharmer]

It sounds like the "California Insanity Pandemic" has taken hold in your area and has been imported by all the people moving from Calif.

INFECTED; it is a mental illness that is passed on by close proximity to infected people. Usually from Cali but sometimes from the east. Joe

 

[steelslaver]

Montana law specifically prohibits confiscation of firearms during an emergency.


TITLE 10. MILITARY AFFAIRS AND DISASTER AND EMERGENCY SERVICES
CHAPTER 3. DISASTER AND EMERGENCY SERVICES
Part 1. General Provisions and Administration
Confiscation Of Firearm And Certain Actions By Government Prohibited -- Private Right Of Action -- Costs And Expenses

10-3-114. Confiscation of firearm and certain actions by government prohibited -- private right of action -- costs and expenses. (1) Following a declaration of an emergency or disaster pursuant to this chapter, a peace officer or other person acting or purporting to act on behalf of the state or a political subdivision of the state may not take a confiscation action or:
Then there is a long list of things they can not confiscate IE guns and components, ammo reloading equipment and supplies, and

(e) unless the closing or limitation of hours applies equally to all forms of commerce within the jurisdiction, close or limit the operating hours of any entity engaged in the lawful selling or servicing of any:

(i) firearm, including any component or accessory.
(ii) ammunition, including any component or accessory;
(iii) ammunition-reloading equipment and supplies; or

Plus the law allows anyone who was subject to confiscation redress

(2) After a violation of this section has occurred, the party injured by a confiscation action or other action prohibited in subsection (1) may bring an action for damages in a court having jurisdiction.

(3) A party awarded damages pursuant to this section must also be awarded the party's costs and expenses in bringing the action, including reasonable attorney fees.

(4) (a) As used in this section, "confiscation action" means the intentional deprivation by a person in Montana of a privately owned firearm.

 

[billwill]

Sounds like a little Rocky Mt high ingredient might have been involved in that one.

 

[Golphin]

So the gateway pundit link is messed up (moreso than just being a gateway pundit article in general) and I can't see what they're saying about it since the OP is just a link. Here's a link to the text of the bill: Saguache County Civil Emergency or Local Disaster Regulations Resolution# 2021-07 _ 09-21-2021.pdf - Google Drive

The order authorizing the suspending of sale/distribution/transport of firearms also applies to liquor, explosives, combustibles, etc., and is entirely separate from the section about entering private property. Both are also entirely standard emergency statute provisions, much as we like to freak out about stuff. ****, even Florida has the firearms language in their emergency powers statute (Statutes & Constitution
:View Statutes
:

Online Sunshine).

Saguache County viewed and adopted some standard emergency authorities language, some citizens got mad about it, and the county said oh yeah I guess that's not the best, lets change it. The system worked, but lets still be mad about it.

Firearms & Natural Disasters In Florida

 

[DWalt]

Remember Mayor Ray Nagin's 2005 Hurricane Katrina gun confiscation in New Orleans?