Brevard County Sheriff
If You Throw a Brick
… Your Family Can Find You in the Morgue!!!
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A Florida sheriff made it clear his county won’t put up with protests that go from peaceful to violent … promising lethal force if anyone steps out of line.
Wayne Ivey — the sheriff of Brevard County, just east of Orlando — spoke at a press conference about the recent clashes between U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers and protesters in L.A. … and, he used some harsh rhetoric to scare people who might think it’s a good idea to try the same in FL.
Sheriff Ivey leaves no room for interpretation … telling the assembled press that resisting lawful orders, blocking an intersection or fleeing arrest will result in jail time.
The sheriff says spitting on a cop or hitting a cop will land a person in the hospital … and, afterward, jail.
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Finally, Sheriff Ivey takes his hardest stance yet … letting people know if they point a gun at a cop, throw a firebomb or even toss a brick at a cop, then they won’t need a jail cell — because the officers will just direct their families to their remains.
Ivey boils it down simply so there’s no confusion … his officers are bringing back law and order Old West style — and a step out of line could land ya “graveyard dead” as he puts it.
As you know … protests against ICE agents and deportations in Los Angeles have raged since late last week. Many federal agents — and 700 active Marines — were sent into the city to quell the unrest.
The protests have spread all over the country … but, it looks like at least one county in Florida ain’t messing around!
