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The deputy reportedly chased down the suspect and got him to the ground. “The man struck him repeatedly and tried multiple times to remove the deputy’s gun from its holster,” the sheriff’s office said.
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Polk County Deputy Lindsey Clem, 30, arrived on scene where she was confronted by the unidentified man coming toward her and pulling a knife from his pocket. Clem told the man to drop the knife several times, Sheriff Grady Judd said.
Read More →“Look me in the eye and tell me why you want me dead,” the sheriff ordered after introducing himself to the suspect.
Read More →"There's got to be an infrastructure at the federal level to house these folks because we can scoop them up in large quantities because they're here illegally committing crime and or they already have," Sheriff Grady Judd said.
Read More →"There was enough there that we could have potentially pursued probable cause affidavit so we could arrest him and take him off the street," Sheriff Gregory Tony said. "I'm basically saying we had a chance to save their loved ones life and we failed."
Read More →"These scumbags came to the wrong county," Volusia County Sheriff, Mike Chitwood, said. "You came to the wrong county. I stand with my Jewish friends, and I’m honored to be on your hit list. It’s an honor to be sought after by a bunch of punk thugs like you."
Read More →For $20 Polk County parents can put the Sheriff Grady Judd doll next to their elf on the shelf.
Read More →Deputy William Gentry, 40, was airlifted to Lee Memorial Hospital in critical condition, but later died of his injuries.
Read More →Common sense law enforcement. A 14-year old gets arrested and charged for streaking and faced with being expelled, prosecuted, and branded a sex offender he commits suicide.
Read More →“Society wants to blame everything else but where the blame should be. The blame goes to this individual,” Sheriff Billy Woods said.
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