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BOOK 66 P10E 04 Due to discrepancies concerning their arrest records, I have advised each one, per the attached correspondence; their requests for a concealed weapons may be denied by the Board of County Com- missioners. They have been advised to be present for the meeting of October 14th if they have additional information. - Chairman Scurlock felt that Mr. Fischers's record raises the question of whether he should be issued a permit to carry a concealed weapon, and Commissioner Bird had the same concern. Eric Fischer asked if his driving violations was a part of that, and Chairman Scurlock said his driving behavior is part of that. Commissioner Wodtke explained that some of those violations were received for driving over the Tunes, and Mr. Fischer confirmed that most of those tickets were received because he was driving his motorcycle on rights-of-way. Chairman Scurlock noted that the report revealed numerous misdemeanor violations, traffic violations, damage to the sand dunes with a vehicle, driving on a suspended license, and 12 traffic related arrests, which included two accidents. He felt Mr. Fischer's record raises a question of whether he could live up to the rules and regulations for carrying a firearm. Mr. Fischer explained that the two accidents were not his fault, and that he is requesting a permit for the reason of self protection because he carries a payroll and collects guns. Commissioner Wodtke reported that he talked with Mr. Fischer's father about this situation, and confirmed that Eric does work in the business and does deliver the payroll. Mr. Fischer's father also disclosed that Eric has been helpful in some investigative work in the Sheriff's Dept. Mr. Fischer stated that he had planned to keep that private. Commissioner Lyons asked the date of the most recent violation, and Mr. Fischer stated that he received a speeding ticket about a month ago. 4