Wash. Supreme Court published opinion — 989681.pdf
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1,756 charswhich required Sheriff Hatcher to surrender all weapons within his possession, including all weapons on his person, in his vehicle, and in his homes in Kennewick and Montana. On October 7, 2019, KPD Commander Chris Guerrero contacted Sheriff Hatcher to obtain his firearms. At that time Sheriff Hatcher indicated he did not have a concealed weapons permit and “currently only had 2 firearms in his 41 For the current opinion, go to https://www.lexisnexis.com/clients/wareports/. In re Recall Charges Against Benton County Sheriff Gerald D. Hatcher, No. 98968-1 possession.” Id. at 128. He further indicated he had two firearms at his Kennewick home and “other” firearms in Montana. Id. On October 8, 2019, Sheriff Hatcher turned over one more weapon, a Glock 9 mm handgun. On October 15, 2019, at a court hearing for the divorce, Sheriff Hatcher’s attorney indicated that the sheriff had turned over all of his firearms. However, Ms. Hatcher’s attorney indicated that there were still 7 more guns that belonged to Sheriff Hatcher in Ms. Hatcher’s Kennewick home. On the same day, Sheriff Hatcher contacted KPD to surrender 5 additional firearms. He also notified them that there were “several” additional firearms at his wife’s residence in Kennewick. When KPD went to the Kennewick home, they recovered 10 firearms. Id. at 158. Sergeant Erickson contends that Sheriff Hatcher made false and misleading statements to public servants (KPD officers) when he failed to accurately indicate the number of firearms he had. The voters could certainly find that it is true that Sheriff Hatcher did not disclose a true count of the number of weapons he owned and controlled. They could also find that his statements were false and material and