Sheriff promises to ‘deputize thousands’ if his state passes gun control

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A Virginia sheriff has vowed to deputize thousands in his county should the state government pass stringent gun control measures.

The Culpepper County Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed to proclaim the county a Second Amendment Constitutional County last week, according to Fox News. At the meeting, Sheriff Scott Jenkins announced that he would deputize masses of Culpepper residents to protect their Second Amendment rights.

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