Northern Michigan sheriffs met with former President Trump at a rally in Grand Rapids to discuss immigration, border security, and law enforcement concerns. Despite backlash, the sheriffs felt it was their duty to engage in these conversations, emphasizing the need to address issues such as human trafficking, narcotics influx, and fentanyl coming into the country. The sheriffs expressed their belief in supporting the president, regardless of political differences, and highlighted the importance of securing the borders and addressing drug trafficking.
A federal judge in Mississippi has sentenced a former deputy to 40 years in prison for involvement in the self-proclaimed Goon Squad, a group of deputies in the Rankin County Sheriff's Department who engaged in brutal misconduct for nearly two decades, targeting individuals suspected of drug-related crimes. The officers conducted home invasions, tortured occupants, and committed acts of sexual assault and violence. The case highlights the abuse of power in rural areas and the influence of sheriffs, shedding light on the severity and longevity of the behavior.
An escaped kangaroo was found hopping around a Florida apartment complex and was later reunited with its owners by sheriffs, as it is legal to keep kangaroos in Florida if properly registered.
Starting July 1st, Florida's new permitless carry law will allow individuals to carry concealed firearms without a permit. While Orange County Sheriff John Mina expresses concerns about the potential increase in guns on the streets and the impact on safety, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd supports the law, stating that it allows good guys to protect against bad guys. The law requires individuals to carry valid ID, keep the gun concealed, and have no felony convictions. Over 200 laws will go into effect in Florida on July 1st, and both sheriffs emphasize the importance of proper training for anyone planning to carry a hidden gun.
