Sheriff’s Association Leader Creating Training Program: Constitutional Police Reform Class Online

As you probably know, there’s so much craziness going on in the US and around the world right now.

Because of this, it’s time for We The People to stand up for our rights!

I’m working on creating a 6 Week CSPOA Specialist Class that you can take online with me.

You’ll get to learn about the freedoms that are guaranteed to us in the Constitution and what to do about the tyranny going on right now with the government!

I’ll be teaching a specific topic each week, as well as answering questions from the group.

I’ll be sharing things such as:

The reason I need your help is because I’d like to know what YOU would want to learn about!

You may want to learn about something specifically that my team and I haven’t thought of.

We created a quick survey, which you can see here…

It’s a simple survey hosted through Google Forms.

I’d really appreciate it if you would complete it to let me know what you might be interested in learning.

And if you’d like to take this class with me and a few select others, you can let us know in the survey also.

I’ll be sharing more with you soon.

Because time is critical, we want to get this virtual class started ASAP.

If you could help us out by filling out this survey, I would really appreciate it.

It will only take a couple minutes.

Here’s the link to it…

Sheriff Mack is best known for challenging the Brady Bill, a gun control scheme requiring local law enforcement to perform background checks on prospective gun purchasers. He maintained that the Federal Government had no authority to command local officials, and became the first sheriff in American history to sue the Federal Government (under the Clinton administration) and win at the US Supreme Court. The case was based on the Tenth Amendment, states rights and local sovereignty.

Mack is the son of an FBI agent and began his own law enforcement career as a street cop in Provo, Utah. After graduating from BYU in 1978, Mack became an officer with Provo P. D. He was soon promoted to corporal, sergeant, and detective. He spent one year as an undercover narcotics agent. In 1988, Mack moved home to Arizona where he ran for sheriff. He was elected Graham County Sheriff and served as such for eight years. It was during this time – in 1994 – that federal agents informed all sheriffs that they would be required to work for the Federal Government under the mandate of the Brady Bill, and Mack’s court case began.

Since that landmark ruling Mack has written six books and appeared at over 175 Tea Party rallies nationwide. He has stood against the incursions of the Federal Government and has fought for civil rights from Hawaii to Bangor, Maine. He is the Founder and President of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (CSPOA) and was elected to the NRA Hall of Fame.