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Ed Nowicki: I’VE TRAINED HUNDREDS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS IN WISCONSIN AND THOUSANDS ALL ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

Annoucer: 34 YEAR LAW ENFORCEMENT VETERAN ED NOWICKI SPEAKS OUT AGAINST GOVERNOR

DOYLE’S VETO OF WISCONSIN's PERSONAL PROTECTION ACT.

Ed: I CAN TELL YOU THAT LAW ENFORCEMENT DOESN’T FEAR ALLOWING LAW-ABIDING CITIZENS THE RIGHT TO CARRY FIREARMS TO PROTECT THEMSELVES. WE KNOW IT MAKES FOR A SAFER COMMUNITY. OUR NEIGHBORS IN MICHIGAN, MINNESOTA, AND INDIANA ALREADY HAVE THE RIGHT TO CARRY FOR PERSONAL PROTECTION; AND STUDIES SHOW THAT IN STATES THAT ADOPT RIGHT-TO-CARRY LAWS, VIOLENT CRIME GOES DOWN.

WHEN GOVERNOR DOYLE VETOED THE PERSONAL PROTECTION ACT, HE WAS SAYING THE CITIZENS OF WISCONSIN CAN’T BE TRUSTED. AS A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER I CAN TELL YOU THAT ON THIS ONE, THE GOVERNOR IS WRONG.

(Announcer concludes with a specific request to call legislators.)

PAID FOR BY THE LAW ENFORCEMENT ALLIANCE OF AMERICA.

Ed Nowicki, an LEAA Life member and 34 year veteran of law enforcement, who has trained many hundreds of Wisconsin law enforcement officers and thousands nation-wide, makes it clear that this legislation is a benefit to public safety. Mr. Nowicki has served in nearly every rank from patrolman to Chief of Police and has led some of the nation’s leading organizations for law enforcement trainers. An expert in officer safety and use of force, Mr. Nowicki has developed training programs used by federal, state and local law enforcement agencies and currently serves as the executive director of the International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association (ILEETA).