Under Seige: Arizona Border Farmer Works Fields With Bulletproof Vest and Glock

There was a time when farmers were just concerned with protecting their animals. That’s no longer the case.

“Now I’m worried about am I going to come home at night after work,” said Scott Blevins. The Pinal County farmer and father has every reason to worry. A recent run-in with drug smugglers on his farm hit way too close to home. That’s why this farmer isn’t playing around. For safety he wears a bullet proof vest and packs a handgun and rifle to work.

“I’m convinced somebody’s going to see something they shouldn’t see and somebody’s going to die,” Blevins said.

(see complete video report below)

Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu’s department is doing a heck of a job, and they are still overwhelmed by traffic and crime across the border: a spokesperson said they are “understaffed by 100 deputies.”

But NOT TO WORRY! Obama and Big Sis say the border has “never been safer”!

Just ask Scott Blevins.

 

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