“To my neighbors, fellow residents of
Richmond, and McHenry County:
“Experience, transparency and
upholding the rights of citizens are among the reasons I am backing law
enforcement veteran Bill Prim in the race for the McHenry County Sheriff seat.
“As president of the McHenry County
Sportsmen’s Association, which is dedicated to promoting awareness of outdoor
shooting types of sports, and wildlife and conservation laws, I believe Prim of
Cary would be highly effective serving the residents of the county.
“I, along with the Sportsmen’s
Association encourage all types of outdoor sports, such as fishing, archery and
hunting, while promoting education and safety of all shooting-related
sports. And, upholding the Second
Amendment to “our” Bill of Rights has always been of utmost importance – a
right that Prim values.
“At the same time, he is highly
skilled, having the experience and leadership McHenry County needs.
“His 27-years as a suburban police
officer and commander, and participation in numerous law enforcement task
forces includes ones beneficial to our youth like helping to get rid of drugs,
and gangs. Prim, among other roles, was
a dedicated gang crimes specialist on the Northwest Suburban Gang Task Force,
and served on multi-jurisdictional narcotic and money laundering investigations
on state and federal levels.
“With that said, I saw first hand how
Prim gave his time this summer talking to youth and their parents during the
training class, Youth Introduction to Air Rifles – an association event that he
co-sponsored. His community involvement
goes beyond that and speaks volumes of his character – something that should
not be lost in this race.
“My endorsement, in part, is based on
Prim’s commitment to making neighborhoods and schools a better, safer place,
while encouraging community involvement with new volunteer programs, and
implementing new crime prevention strategies.
It’s a grass-roots initiative – one that can’t be beat.
“I strongly encourage you to vote for
Republican candidate, Bill Prim for McHenry County Sheriff in next year’s
primary election in March.?
Sincerely,
Matt Meyer – President, McHenry County
Sportsmen’s Association
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