"When bad men combine, the
good must associate, or they
will fall, one by one"
                          Edmond Burke



               *******FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE*******
                     THE BRADY BILL IS DEAD?
                
The Sheriff of Graham County, Arizona, Richard Mack says he will not
enforce the Brady Blll.

Sheriff Richard Mack has been the Sheriff of Graham County, Az for
approximately 6 years.  He is married, 41 years old (The youngest
Sheriff in Az) and has five children.  He has been involved in law
enforcement all his adult life, is college educated and articulate.
(He does not fall into the "Smokey and the Bandit" mode.)

The Sheriff was quoted as saying it was "unconstitutional" since it
violated the 2nd Amendment and was a violation of law since the
Federal Government is not permitted to force local county sheriff to
enforce its edicts.
 
Other County Sheriffs in Arizona are reported to be considering
rejecting the unconstitutional law.  In fact there may be as many as
100 county Sheriffs across the nation who are refusing to enforce
this illegal law.  Another Sheriff from Idaho has gone public with the
same statement.

The national media won't be able to keep a lid on this forever,
especially since Sheriff Mack said "he is willing to die to
preserve the U.S. Constitution."  Support is pouring in from
across the nation for Sheriff Mack.

The National Rifle Association and other 2nd Amendment organizations
have offered to commit attorneys to defend Sheriff Mack's decision
"all the way to the Supreme Court if necessary."

Sheriff Mack can be reached at 602-428-3141 or fax 602-428-2487

Without Malice, Yours for Texas and the U.S.A.,


Vic Vreeland
P.O. Box 162, Cedar Creek, Tx. 78612-0162
512 303 5229


