Riverside County (CA) Sheriff Chad Bianco doubled down on his stance of not enforcing stringent stay-at-home orders. He told the County Board of Supervisors this week that he refuses to “make criminals out of business owners, single moms, and otherwise healthy individuals for exercising their constitutional rights.”
Bianco made his comments as a judge in Dallas put a salon owner, Shelley Luther, in jail. She opened her business to feed her children. Judge Moye, the judge in the case, abused his authority according to state officials.
She was sentenced to seven days in jail, a move that Governor Greg Abbott, Lt. Governor Dan Patrick, and Attorney General Ken Paxton all came down against.
Ms. Luther was released. The judge continued to fine her even though the state allowed salons to open minutes before she was arrested.
Lt. Governor Dan Patrick paid her fine. Woke Patriots raised $500,000 for her on GoFundMe. She can now feed her children. One good story among many tragedies.
Open the country! Democrats have absurd rules and are slowing progress.
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Sheriff Bianco is a prime example of many of the sheriffs and other law enforcement officials who truly uphold our Constitution and the safeguards to our rights that they all swore to protect. There are no provisions for our Constitution to become invalid or to be put on hold in any crisis, whether make believe as this on or a true crisis because there is no greater crisis in the United States but for our Constitution and our rights which it protects to be deemed invalid. Thank you Sheriff Bianco and all the other law enforcement officials who honor the oath they took. For the rest of law enforcement, the bureaucrats and politicians who are doing their level best to destroy our rights thereby destroying our Constitution with your overreach, even if it is a crisis, may you burn in hell.
Thank you dear Sheriff of Riverside. You are right in saying what you did and 100% right and just in your convictions.