The department told the outlet that they apologize for his behavior and that Rodgers has received “received a written reprimand for a violation of the department’s social media policy and will remain on duty.”
Oh, he got a reprimand. Well that should take care of everything. I’m sure he’s learned a valuable lesson. Public trust restored.
I’m sure he’ll regret it for as long as he’s collecting his 150k a year pension.
Give up being a sheriff then.
“the end of days” part of his quote tells you everything you need to know about this bastard. He thinks he’s going to heaven soon, and if you disagree with him, you’re not. If course even if there was a heaven, which there’s no evidence for and I didn’t believe in, he’s sure as fuck not going there with his attitude. These idiot “Christians” have never even read their own handbook.
This guy should be stripped of his rank and position and investigated for criminal malfeasance, dereliction of duty, and threatening the public. On top of the lawsuits that should be piling on top of him if he follows through on this threat.
From what I’ve seen over the years and in the lead-up to the election - and frankly, what specifically concerns me about this election - is that there are going to be a LOT of trumpians in a LOT of local and state law enforcement and electoral positions who knowingly and willingly violate all sorts of laws with the interest of interfering in the electoral process at any and all levels to push things towards Trump.
He’s more or less promised to pardon the lot of them. Which, technically, would be within his power if he weasels into office. They’re they’re not only cognizant of their own guilt, but also motivated to follow through on whatever they’re planning, because they know they’re probably already in some very murky legal waters, and for them, the only way “out” is through a Trump win and a (hypothetical, though I expect ultimately vaporware) blanket pardon because they “helped Trump win”.
This is why Trump “loves the uneducated”: they’re statistically easier to scam.
Police don’t have to protect anyone. They are just a bunch of pigs on power trips.
Would it be appropriate to send in the national guard, or perhaps federal agents temporarily? This would be terrifying to an average citizen I’d imagine.
Would it be appropriate to send in the national guard
Sending in the National Guard in Ohio always works out well!
So well in fact, someone should write a song about it!!
Ok, so make sure to send all their addresses to knows criminals and gang members…only fair since they’re perfectly fine voting for a convicted felon
What a total asshole, but it’s not as if his kind of thinking is unique among the radical extremists that call themselves Republicans.
Well then, I guess the Dems won’t pay your salary, fuckface.
