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20 Wilson Lamm –Sympathized with Ms. Galloway. Monty Python comes to mind, he said: we came in here with no agenda, although obviously a hidden agenda because you’re force feeding questions about things that might be happening. We’re hearing personal complaints, trespass issues –surely there are enough laws about trespass already. My neighbor has signs all around his property so I don’t go over there; there’s something that works. It’s all noise. Doesn’t poor safety lead to injuries? Where are the injuries? Assault rifle talk is not relevant. Mass murder talk is not relevant. Law enforcement is not in my opinion around to keep things from happening; they are supposed to go out after the fact. It bothers me to hear that a deputy would invite himself onto your property, chat with you in a friendly way, and then look for criminal behavior. I don’t think that would fly in court, and I don’t think we need it. There are plenty of things to work on: speeding on the highway, for example. We have people who walk on the wrong side of the road, and that is far more dangerous than our shooting. Bicycles on Orange Grove Road. Mental health services are in shambles. Roads really need work. And the homeless people that I see going up and down the highway. We got a lot better things to do than this. You also need to put more time for the audience on your agenda. You had at one point 13 people, you left 21 minutes for them totalk at 3 minutes each. No other observers asked to speak to the Committee. After Commissioner McKee checked to ensure that the audio support was sufficient for the Committee (it was after the volume was turned up) and Commissioner Jacobs checked to ensure that all Committee members had contact information for each other (they did), the meeting was adjourned at approximately 9:25 pm