Caddo County Sheriff declares 2A Sanctuary, bringing statewide total to 21 counties

More news on the Second Amendment Sanctuary front: Caddo County's sheriff has become the 21st to join the growing movement.

Logan County Sheriff Damon Devereaux started a movement among county sheriffs in Oklahoma last week when he declared his county to be a Second Amendment Sanctuary County. This has been a rapidly developing news story, as new counties are added with each passing day.

Yesterday, Caddo County Sheriff Spencer Davis posted his declaration of intent to establish his county as a Second Amendment Sanctuary County, bringing the statewide total up to 21.

The current list is as follows, in roughly chronological order, with links to their statements:

1. Logan County
2. Stephens County
3. Canadian County
4. Haskell County
5. Bryan County
6. Pittsburg County
7. LeFlore County
8. Cimarron County
9. Coal County
10. Cotton County
11. Kiowa County
12. Pushmataha County
13. Latimer County
14. Atoka County
15. McCurtain County
16. Major County
17. Johnston County
18. Ottawa County
19. Choctaw County
20. Lincoln County
21. Caddo County