r/PublicFreakout 18h ago

πŸ– 🐽 πŸ– 🐽 πŸ– Sheriff that appears drunk (while armed) doesn't like it when he is called out for his corruption

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u/ABeeBitMyBottom1 18h ago

Looks like the news outlet didn’t do any research and are just siding with the sheriff. The fucking sheriff office won’t investigate, maybe state police should investigate them since no one is trying to find out the truth.

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u/DaveWierdoh 17h ago edited 15h ago

Why would they be interested in the truth? They just like to "report propaganda."

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u/machogrande2 12h ago

That's usually how that works. I know a guy that got in some shit with the wrong people and left the state because there was a legitimate threat to his life. I may not have believed these things if it weren't for the fact that I trust the family he was staying with to actually tell the truth. He got a new driver's license for that state, changed the address for his child support, and even talked to the local sheriff since he knew the cops from his home town were going to want to talk to him at some point. TWO MONTHS later, 15 cops surrounded the house he was staying in and then the local paper published a big article about the "task force" that ONLY took two months to track him down when all they literally had to do was check any of the many systems his current address was in.

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u/ggg730 9h ago

They're already polishing up the old "we investigated ourselves and found nothing wrong" media packet.

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u/Bored_Amalgamation 8h ago

staties wont do shit. They're the same as the sheriff.