THANK YOU to everyone who came out and packed the stands for another SOLD OUT Sheriff’s Rodeo and supporting the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Foundation!
A huge thank you to our sponsors, volunteers, vendors, rodeo participants, surrounding law enforcement agencies, first responders, event staff, and every person who worked behind the scenes to make this incredible night possible.
And most importantly, thank you to our community for showing up and supporting us. We couldn’t have done it without you.
See you next year!
a month agogaingreenmachine2
Sgt Jim Cooper I will take you back even further when I was 15 you pulled my whole community together had a meeting telling all of us to go to work and that the fast money was no good… The very next day I enrolled into a program that would legally allow me to work a year early because California law is you can not work until you are 16…. I went to a program called S.E.T.A so that I could be sponsored and legally work at 15 following your orders given…. I work
a month agogaingreenmachine2
Sgt Jim cooper I will reminded you one of my jobs where I was discriminated against after being hired then let go before even reaching the business because I was not a snitch; at Waste Management in 1995 Jeff Doyle sent me with a recommendation from you but since I was not a snitch the job went to a snitch after they verified I was not a snitch… Then Sgt Jim Cooper you had the whole crew fired but they all sat in the parking lot waiting for the Federal racist government to give their jobs back which they did…. Systemic racism is real but they hate African Americans!!!!
a month agotylere
@unodc_hq There is clear evidence in the data released by the CA Department of Cannabis Control the US government is running the largest state sponsored drug trafficking operation in history. If there were any real journalists left in our country this would be front page news. According to DCC figures California consumes 3.8 million pounds of cannabis a year, in 2025 more than 46.2 million pounds were produced by the regulated farms. State regulators claim 2.37 million pounds have been produced annually by the black market and this untaxed competition is the reason for the crash of the licensed industry. This is mathematical impossible. To put this in perspective if the DCC's estimated consumption rate for Californians was applied to the rest of the country the total annual consumption for all of the United States would be about 33 million pounds. By the DCC's estimate 1.43 million pounds are being consumed annually through the CA regulated market, at least 44.8 million pounds more than this was produced in 2025. The regulated industry is clearly the largest source of black market cannabis on the planet. This has been facilitated by both the state and federal government to allow corporate megafarms like Glasshouse to intentionally overproduce and dump their work below the cost of production crashing the wholesale market. The field is being cleared of legacy businesses ahead of national/global legalization. It is a controlled demolition and theft of an entire industry occurring in broad daylight using public funds. Superior court judge Lee Gabriel has confirmed in the HNHPC VS DCC ruling that the DCC has provided licensed distributors unrestricted access to black market sales and ordered changes to be implemented to address this issue. But the regulatory system can’t be fixed because it was built to depend on crime organized by the government to function. Without access to black market sales the regulated cannabis industry will immediately collapse as there is no market for what is being produced if it is trapped in California. This officially sanctioned drug trafficking is being protected by every level of law enforcement in the country.
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