The lieutenant told CNN that Clements had not received any threats that authorities were aware of.
Mounted copies of the letters will now be presented to the Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba.
"There's no rhyme or reason, " Sutton said, saying the lieutenant was hard-working and seemed well-adjusted.
Retired Las Vegas lieutenant Randy Sutton told KVVU he had worked alongside the lieutenant for years.
Folks who knew the lieutenant in Monday's incident were also trying to make sense of it.
The system, under which the lieutenant governor issues licences, came into effect at the start of the year.
Corps then told the lieutenant to arrest that man and bring him in.
The lieutenant governor argues that government's biggest problem is not that it is misguided but that it is archaic.
The lieutenant said the arrests were the result of information gathered by his agency's Saratoga High School resource officers.
The Lieutenant-Governor, His Excellency General Sir John McColl, will also become a Commander of the Order of St John.
The lieutenant worked for the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, where he supervised patrol officers, CNN affiliate KVVU reported.
Officers asked him to drop the weapon -- commands the lieutenant must have screamed many times before in his 20-year career.
When a SWAT team arrived at the lieutenant's Boulder City home, they found him outside with what looked like a handgun.
The lieutenant was injured while out on patrol in Helmand Province, Afghanistan.
But what I want to say is I completely agree with the lieutenant colonel that I understand that this is my job.
In fact, the governor has less power over the budget than Mr Craddick and David Dewhurst, the lieutenant-governor, who chairs the Senate.
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The depressive side of the lieutenant's personality often explodes into eerie elation.
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Secretary Napolitano will travel to Monmouth County, New Jersey to visit food and water distribution centers, and visit a local shelter with the Lieutenant Governor.
As the lieutenant made to do so, Lemcke's men surrounded him.
James Richard Perry was the Lieutenant Governor of Texas when George W. Bush became President, and Perry was sworn in as Governor in December 2000.
The lieutenant colonel worked closely with two Iraqis who were killed.
Technically, the lieutenant governor has merely allowed storm-affected voters to act as absentee voters, who have long been allowed to email their ballots to polling places.
"When they put fire retardant down on the leading edge of the fire, it's very effective in keeping the fire from advancing, " the lieutenant colonel said.
She instead backed his rival, the lieutenant governor, Sean Parnell.
He was minority leader by taking the lieutenant governor post.
John Sharp, the state comptroller and the Democratic candidate for that powerful post (the lieutenant-governor, under the constitution, has most power to make or break bills), faces a formidable Republican opponent in Rick Perry.
Jurors heard that the lieutenant colonel kept up an elaborate charade by maintaining to his superiors that he was still married and that his wife Judith lived with him in his Army quarters when they were separated.
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" That said, when asked if he would actually wear the glasses himself -- you know, in public -- the lieutenant governor replied, "I haven't seen the video yet, so I'll withhold judgment until I see myself.
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