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South Carolina Sheriff To Women: Carry A Pistol To Kill Rapists

Posted: November 2, 2011

Female With A Gun

A sheriff in South Carolina urged women this week to carry pistols in an attempt to stop rapists.  Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright told women in his precinct, ”you ain’t got to be accurate; you just have to get close.”

The sheriff made his remark after a female was walking her dog when she was choked and nearly raped by a repeat offender.  According to Sheriff Wright women should apply for a permit to carry a concealed weapon to deal with “animals” while he added “[our] form of justice is not making it. Carry a concealed weapon. That’ll fix it.”

Wright told WYFF4-TV that the man would likely have been stopped sooner if he was met by a female with a gun. During the conference the officer held up a modern-day holster and fanny pack used for concealing a “small pistol” and he even recommended the brand of gun women should consider buying.

Speaking about the reaction he expects from liberals Wright said:

“I’m tired of looking at victims saying, ‘There’s life after this.’ I’m tired of saying, ‘We’re sorry, we can’t keep them in jail.’”

When asked if he believed in gun control he said:

“When you can get your barrel on the target quick, that’s gun control.”

What do you think about Sheriff Wright’s remarks and suggestions regarding a conceal and carry solution?

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Posted: November 2, 2011
James Johnson

By James Johnson









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6 Archived Responses to “ South Carolina Sheriff To Women: Carry A Pistol To Kill Rapists ”

  1. Rich Fiege
    Nov 2, 2011

    I have no problem with him saying that actually…

  2. yeah Americans do respect women a lot it's so obvious (sarcasm)!

  3. Julie Williams
    Nov 2, 2011

    Every city or town, of every county, of every state should be so lucky to have a sheriff like Chuck Wright!

  4. I think he is absolutely right. People have to protect themselves. We need to realize that we are much better off taking care of ourselves and not relying on other people for our own safety.