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Butler County Sheriff Richard K. Jones says the Butler County Sheriff's Office will offer concealed carry classes for school personnel in the wake of a shooting at an elementary school in Texas.Sheriff Jones, speaking at a press conference Thursday that was livestreamed on Facebook, also says he will not enforce any executive order that could be signed by President Biden that would restrict the Second Amendment."We're going to make offers, like we did a few years ago, we're going to offer all the school personnel in our county that want to have concealed carry classes," Sheriff Jones said. "We're going to do that at no cost to you. We're going to train you."Jones said 350 people signed up the last time they were offered for teachers and administrators."This is a terrible tragedy-- but what we've got to do is get school resource officers in the schools, but that doesn't stop school shootings, we had a school resource officer when we had a school shooting. I'm encouraging school boards to put armed personnel in the schools, plus teachers. It's up to the school boards."Can we make it totally secure? No. But, we can make it more secure," he continued.Sheriff Jones also added that in the event President Biden signs an executive order that rolls back any portion of the Second Amendment, he will not enforce the limitation of access to firearms for Butler County residents."I saw when the president of the United States said he was relooking at the Second Amendment. I assume, soon, sooner than later, that he's going to do some executive order-- to take weapons away. I will not enforce anything that he has to do to take guns away from Americans or people in my community.""There'll be more shootings. It's the way it is," Sheriff Jones said.

Butler County Sheriff Richard K. Jones says the Butler County Sheriff's Office will offer concealed carry classes for school personnel in the wake of a shooting at an elementary school in Texas.

Sheriff Jones, speaking at a press conference Thursday that was livestreamed on Facebook, also says he will not enforce any executive order that could be signed by President Biden that would restrict the Second Amendment.

"We're going to make offers, like we did a few years ago, we're going to offer all the school personnel in our county that want to have concealed carry classes," Sheriff Jones said. "We're going to do that at no cost to you. We're going to train you."

Jones said 350 people signed up the last time they were offered for teachers and administrators.

"This is a terrible tragedy-- but what we've got to do is get school resource officers in the schools, but that doesn't stop school shootings, we had a school resource officer when we had a school shooting. I'm encouraging school boards to put armed personnel in the schools, plus teachers. It's up to the school boards.

"Can we make it totally secure? No. But, we can make it more secure," he continued.

Sheriff Jones also added that in the event President Biden signs an executive order that rolls back any portion of the Second Amendment, he will not enforce the limitation of access to firearms for Butler County residents.

"I saw when the president of the United States said he was relooking at the Second Amendment. I assume, soon, sooner than later, that he's going to do some executive order-- to take weapons away. I will not enforce anything that he has to do to take guns away from Americans or people in my community."

"There'll be more shootings. It's the way it is," Sheriff Jones said.

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