Blue state sheriff unloads on ‘disgusting’ bill targeting the right to self-defense

A California sheriff is speaking out against a controversial bill in Sacramento that he believes would essentially make self-defense illegal in the state. Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco has been vocal in his opposition to Assembly Bill 1333, introduced by Los Angeles Assembly member Rick Zbur, which aims to narrow the criteria for justifiable homicide.

In a post that gained traction on social media, Sheriff Bianco criticized the bill, arguing that it would only serve to embolden criminals and put law-abiding citizens at risk. He believes that the proposed legislation would make it more difficult for individuals to protect themselves from violent offenders, ultimately giving criminals free rein to commit acts of violence without consequence.

Bianco, who is also running for governor of California, has been actively engaging with the community and has yet to come across anyone who supports the bill. He has called on Californians to speak out against the legislation and demand better from their elected officials. The sheriff is confident that with enough public pressure, the bill will not pass.

Assembly member Zbur has defended the bill, stating that its focus is on preventing individuals from provoking conflicts in public and then using self-defense as a justification for violence. He plans to revise the bill to make its intentions clearer, but Sheriff Bianco remains steadfast in his opposition, calling the legislation “disgusting” and emphasizing the importance of individuals’ right to defend themselves and their loved ones.

As the debate over Assembly Bill 1333 continues, Sheriff Bianco is committed to shining a light on what he views as harmful legislation that puts Californians in danger. He believes that the voices of ordinary citizens must be heard and that lawmakers in Sacramento must be held accountable for their actions.

In the ongoing battle over self-defense rights in California, Sheriff Bianco remains a staunch advocate for the safety and well-being of his community. He is determined to fight against any legislation that he believes threatens the fundamental right to self-protection. The sheriff’s unwavering dedication to the people of Riverside County serves as a reminder of the importance of standing up for what is right and just in the face of adversity.