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Through open records laws Team 10 accessed 100 good cause statements submitted to the San Diego County Sheriff's Department this year.In handwritten and typed out personal letters, people described why they want a CCW.One applicant wrote: "I am a co-owner of six rental units in a high-crime area of Escondido. As a property owner, my obligations include performing repairs and maintenance on the units. This typically entails transporting tools and equipment to the property, day or night, to complete the work and I am often alone. Given the location of the property and the fact that I often carry equipment that is highly valuable, I find myself in very dangerous situations where unscrupulous people can target me for robbery and/or criminal attack."Another wrote: "Based on the fact that I am the public face of the meetup group as well as someone who has been in the Bitcoin/cryptocurrency space for a long time, it is more likely for an attacker to target me compared to other members of the group. Also, the risk of an attack occurring rises as the value of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies rises, since an attacker would consider someone's Bitcoin/cryptocurrency holdings to be of greater value after a value increase. With the recent significant rise in the value of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, the risk of being attacked has risen significantly as well. Because of this, I am afraid that I will be killed, injured or robbed. For this reason, I respectfully request that I be granted a concealed weapons permit."A father wrote: "Due to the reasons above, my family and I are sometimes compelled to wait before exiting the car or exiting the house due to suspected or obvious criminal activity on the street. There have been situations where I have even withdrawn due to concerns over my children's safety. One example was an incident that involved an unknown individual, who walked out of his car behind me, started banging on the driver's side window of my vehicle, and proceeded to yell and try to open my vehicles doors. Could not hear what exactly this person was saying to me as he was yelling uncontrollably and it startled my family so much that they were crying in fear of their lives. Luckily, I was able to quickly drive away and due to some traffic up ahead he was unable to follow me. If I were armed, I would still withdraw, but I am concerned that someday there could be a situation in which I didn't see the warning signs and didn't leave the scene in time, or I could not gather my children and leave in time to avoid danger."A business owner working as a contractor for churches wrote: "I had already locked the door to the church. I was outnumbered and I'm medically unable to run. I have a handicap badge. I was also carrying a substantial amount of cash. As they got closer one youth yelled, 'What do you have there, old man?' I said, 'Church books.' Just as I said that a car pulled up outside the church parking lot and someone yelled to one of the youths. Luckily that diverted their attention in that direction and they headed toward the vehicle. I quickly left. Very unnerving situation." 3134

Trump took to Twitter in response to the indictment, saying: "The Fake News is working overtime. As Paul Manaforts lawyer said, there was 'no collusion' and events mentioned took place long before he came to the campaign. Few people knew the young, low level volunteer named George, who has already proven to be a liar. Check the DEMS!" 336

Tita’s Kitchenette2720 E. Plaza Blvd., National City619-434-3879-- One of San Diego’s most well-known, go-to restaurants for authentic Filipino cuisine, this National City eatery always has long lines of people waiting to order their food, which is served cafeteria style. Their combination plates have huge portions, with many customers repeatedly returning for Tita’s sinigang (tamarind-based sour soup with meat and vegetables), dinuguan (pork cooked and served in pig’s blood), and barbecue chicken or pork on skewers. 522

There was a similar incident ahead of the world championships in 2009 when a South Korean television station reported that Japanese skaters interfered with Yuna Kim during official practice. No evidence of interference was found and no disciplinary action was taken. 266

Total: 9 - 9Now it's easy to look at this total and maybe side against a visit. Depending on how much a family spends on food, or if they even buy ride tickets or pay for parking, this figure can drop or jump. Thankfully, there are options to save some money.Parking is available off-site with free shuttle service all day, taking care of - right there.For tickets, there are select Kids Days where children 12 and younger get in for free. That takes off the cost of admission for a day.RELATED: What to know about 2018's San Diego County FairThere are a couple of options for adult tickets as well. A coupon from Vons or Albertson brings adult admission down to , saving another each.Children 6 and younger get in free throughout the fair as well, potentially saving even more money — because they're probably not eating deep-fried ice cream chicken sandwiches, right? ... Right?Speaking of food, families can save there. On Thursdays from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m., special sample portions of fair favorites will be available to save families money and some calories. But with options like a ramen burrito or cotton candy ice cream sandwich, it may be difficult to only eat a couple of items.RELATED: Getting to and parking at the SD FairWhen it comes to rides, families can purchase admission and ride packages, starting at at Costco and includes parking, admission for four, ride coupons and drink coupons. There are also "pay one price ride days" for unlimited rides on Wednesdays and Thursdays, going for .While a 0 price tag on a day at the fair initially looks like a lot, a little digging will net families some quick savings before they even hop into the car. 1708

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