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Public commenters dispute noise claims about local shooting range; commissioner urges sheriff body cameras
Summary
Public comment at the Alamance County meeting featured a business owner defending the RAD Range from prior complaints and a longtime range member disputing allegations; Commissioner Pamela Thompson urged the board to discuss sheriff body cameras after a multi-county operation targeting alleged child predators.
Public comment at the Alamance County meeting on Dec. 2 included a sharply worded exchange over the local shooting range and a call from Commissioner Pamela Tyler Thompson for the board to consider body cameras for the sheriff’s office.
Ralph Kirkhassi Jr., who identified himself as the owner of RAD Industries and RAD Range, disputed statements made at the Nov. 18 meeting about his range. He said county transaction records and his check-in/check-out logs show the range’s hours are posted and that customers do not shoot until after…
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