PBD Podcast "Peace To Chaos" - Sheriff Grady Judd: Trump's Assassination Attempt, Crime & The Death Penalty | PBD Podcast | Ep. 450
Jul 31, 2024
Sheriff Grady Judd, the outspoken lawman from Polk County, Florida, shares his insights on crime and community safety. He discusses his tough stance on the death penalty and the importance of integrity in law enforcement. The sheriff reflects on high-profile incidents, including a recent assassination attempt, and the challenges of accountability in policing. He also tackles the implications of misinformation in politics and explores the role of AI in crime prevention, while emphasizing hope and community engagement.
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68 Shots
- After a deputy and K-9 were killed, the suspect was shot 68 times by Sheriff Judd's team.
- Judd's response to media questioning the excessive force was, "We ran out of bullets."
Political vs. Professional
- Sheriff Judd believes the Secret Service's failures in the Trump assassination attempt started at the top.
- Political appointees prioritize political decisions over professional law enforcement decisions.
Lack of Communication
- According to ABC News, the local SWAT team was not contacted by the Secret Service before Trump's event.
- Sheriff Judd finds this a significant failure, as communication is crucial in these operations.
