Utah Concealed Firearms Permit refresher course for 2024

Salt Lake City Police arrested a 21-year-old man for accidentally shooting his friend critically injuring him. What mistakes were made and how can we avoid them from happening. https://www.ksl.com/article/51201212/salt-lake-man-21-arrested-after-accidentally-shooting-friend-police-say

New detailed legal update for all Utah and federal carry laws discussed. We will talk about differences in constitutional carry, the Utah standard and provisional firearm permit.

Utah CFP instructor Phil Snyder discusses range safety rules and a real-life case in which a woman was shot

We discuss storage of firearms tips for securing them in our homes and vehicles to keep them from unauthorized persons; restricted persons, children and those that be in a mental health crisis. We mention Utah law that applies to responsible gun storage AND a dangerous and recent legal precedent in Michigan in which a mother was charged for involuntary manslaughter for four (4) murders of High School students the mother's son committed. The mother was sentenced to 10-15 years in prison for murders her son committed BECAUSE the parents allowed access of their guns and ammo in that case.

Retired Salt Lake County Sheriff's deputy explains your rights on traffic stops and tips how to make those encounters go smoothly

The Utah Concealed Firearms Permit course refresher for 2024.

watch a series of videos in this legal update to get current on Utah laws through May 1, 2024

Real life stories, and crash course for anyone

Retired Salt Lake County Sheriff's Deputy/UPD Officer discusses how SL Co Sheriff supported the Utah Legislature removal of her from her position of CEO of the Unified Police Department of Salt Lake City Utah. How electing and vetting constitutional sheriff's is important for the safety of the communities.

Video is for All K-12 Educators AND Parents of school age children. Retired Salt Lake County Sheriff's Deputy/UPD officer explains how six months has passed since the Utah HB 84 went into law effective May 1, 2024. The law REQUIRES ALL Public K-12 schools to have either a School resource Officer, An Armed Security Guard, OR a volunteer school guardian that is an existing school employee and NOT a teacher or principal unless your school has less than 100 students! Tips on how to get that SRO in your school and how to handle elected officials in getting that goal post moved that went into law 6 months ago. Contact information below: Salt Lake County Sheriff Rosie Rivera: assigns her (County Security Chief) Email: Rrivera@slcounty.gov 385-468-9900 State security Chief: Matt Pennington mpennington@utah.gov Lt. Jeremy Barnes IF Matt can't be reached.