Videos tagged with San Diego County

This video analyzes a critical incident involving San Diego Sheriff's Deputies facing an armed and agitated suspect. The analysis, presented with high authority by Active Self Protection, details the progression from de-escalation attempts to the use of deadly force when faced with an immediate threat. It highlights the importance of tactical positioning, command climate, and the deputies' bravery in protecting the public.

This video discusses recent legislative actions in San Diego and Michigan concerning firearms and immigration. San Diego has passed a 'super sanctuary' ordinance that reportedly prohibits local law enforcement from directly notifying ICE about illegal immigrants arrested for serious felonies, including those involving firearms. In Michigan, a bill is being considered to require serial numbers on 'ghost guns,' which the speaker argues is an ineffective measure based on New York's similar failed laws. The content criticizes these policies as contradictory to gun control arguments and detrimental to public safety.

This video clarifies the purpose of a three-day emergency bag, emphasizing its role as a consolidated work and emergency kit for daily use in San Diego County. The presenter, Joel Persinger, explains that the bag is designed for scenarios like localized natural disasters or civil unrest, allowing for a walk home or a short period of self-sufficiency. It's not intended for extreme SHTF situations but rather for practical, short-term needs within a familiar environment.

This video details the contents of Joel Persinger's (GunGuyTV) everyday carry bag, which also serves as a three-day emergency bag. He emphasizes integrating essential survival items into his daily laptop bag to be prepared for natural disasters like earthquakes and fires, particularly in San Diego County. The focus is on practicality, portability, and ensuring he has critical items if he needs to evacuate or is separated from his vehicle or home.

This video discusses California's "Gun Violence Prevention 2.0" initiative, which expands firearm confiscation efforts through Gun Violence Restraining Orders (GVROs) and other civil protective orders. The speaker criticizes the process, arguing it bypasses due process by allowing confiscation based on accusations and a judge's order without prior notification to the individual. The initiative is funded by a new $4 million state grant, aiming to disarm individuals deemed "dangerous and unsafe."

This video provides an expert legal analysis of a lawsuit challenging California's AB 28, an 11% tax on firearms and ammunition. The speaker, an expert in firearms law, details the legal standing requirements, the reasons for filing in state court due to the Tax Anti-Injunction Act, and the core arguments that the tax violates the Second Amendment by singling out protected rights for taxation without historical analogues, citing key Supreme Court precedents. Support for the involved organizations is encouraged.

This video, presented with an authoritative tone by an experienced speaker, details the significant hurdles in obtaining a Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) permit in California. It highlights the exorbitant costs, extensive training requirements, and the pervasive issue of 'sensitive locations' that effectively nullify the right to carry for many permit holders. The content criticizes California's legal interpretations for making a constitutional right practically inaccessible.

This video discusses the perceived hypocrisy in the application of California's Red Flag Laws (Gun Violence Restraining Orders - GVROs). It highlights the case of San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher, who, despite facing sexual assault allegations and admitting to mental health issues, was not subject to a GVRO or CCW revocation. The video contrasts this with instances where GVROs were allegedly applied for minor offenses, suggesting a double standard for politically connected individuals.

This video discusses the San Diego County Gun Owners' strategic use of "red flag" law (Gun Violence Restraining Order - GVRO) procedures against a local politician, Nathan Fletcher, who had previously supported such measures. The organization highlights perceived hypocrisy and unequal application of GVROs by local authorities, who they claim are reluctant to pursue them against politically connected individuals despite serious allegations. The video also touches on an emergency meeting called by the Board of Supervisors regarding Fletcher's conduct.

This video discusses the disproportionate number of Red Flag seizures (Gun Violence Restraining Orders) occurring in San Diego County, California. It highlights that 32% of statewide seizures originate from San Diego, which only constitutes 8% of the state's population. The speaker questions whether this is due to activists exploiting the system or a lack of due process, citing Attorney General Rob Bonta's statements that increased numbers are due to prevention efforts, not higher crime rates.

This video discusses the significant number of Gun Violence Restraining Orders (GVROs), commonly known as 'red flag laws,' issued in San Diego County, California. It highlights that San Diego County, despite representing only 8% of California's population, accounts for 32% of all GVROs issued in the state, totaling over 900 in the last five years. The content explains the process of GVROs, emphasizing concerns about due process and the potential for relaxed requirements for filing affidavits, leading to the removal of rights and property before a judicial hearing.

This video discusses a San Diego County candidate for Sheriff who supports Red Flag laws, despite being presented as a "Pro 2A" individual. The content seems to be a critique or analysis of this candidate's stance, drawing from an article by John Petrolino. It promotes supporting the Second Amendment and related organizations, with links to various websites and merchandise. The video also includes standard disclaimers about responsible firearm handling and legal compliance.