Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden appeared on "Breaking with Brett Jensen" last week, where he discussed his controversial handling of concealed handgun permits (CHPs). He is being sued for the second time in two years by Second Amendment groups and residents for frustrating the ability to get CHPs. McFadden claims he is simply doing due diligence by sending every single application to the Department of Veterans Affairs - even from applicants who were never in the military.

McFadden says he wants to have his deputies read through all the notes by medical professionals in veterans' files before deciding whether to approve the application.

Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden appeared on "Breaking with Brett Jensen" last week, where he discussed his controversial handling of concealed handgun permits (CHPs). He is being sued for the second time in two years by Second Amendment groups and residents for frustrating the ability to get CHPs. McFadden claims he is simply doing due diligence by sending every single application to the Department of Veterans Affairs - even from applicants who were never in the military.
McFadden says he wants to have his deputies read through all the notes by medical professionals in veterans' files before deciding whether to approve the application.

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