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Should the Sheriffs of these cities under siege arrest the Mayors and Governors for Creating Public Endangerment | |
Mist Walker
 User ID: 6773173  United States07/02/2020 06:48 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Should the Sheriffs of these cities under siege arrest the Mayors and Governors for Creating Public Endangerment Can a Sheriff arrest a Mayor? Quoting: Speak_My_Mind As I understand it, a Sheriff is an elected office similar to that of a Mayor. I know the two offices are independent of each other, but I’m just not sure of the power structure. Mayor's, Governors, judges, DA's are not above the law and can be charged if they commit crime or encourage or incite riots and looting through words or actions or lack of action on their part. They are at the very least deliberately derelict in their duty to uphold law and order. The Sheriff is the Highest Law of the Land. The Mayor, the Governor, the Judges etc are not there to enforce Consitutional Law (if you have a Constitutional SHeriff that is), the Sheriff is. There is a lot of power in that Office. If, the person weilding it knows how to use it. In all regards the Sheriff is what you could call a Dictator as long as the Constitution is upheld. The feds have beat down most sheriffs in America, and convinced them that federal law enforcement is supreme. The sheriffs need to be educated about the law. Most sheriffs are elected, and have become too political. Law enforcement tainted by politics is one of the biggest problems in America today.  |
