Florida Sheriff Vows to Get ‘Graveyard Dead’ on ICE Protesters
Oh joy, another politician trying to whip up a frenzy with some fiery rhetoric. Florida Sheriff Wayne Ivey recently held a press conference to make it crystal clear that his county, Brevard County, won’t tolerate any protests that turn violent against ICE agents. Because, you know, that’s exactly what’s needed – more threats of violence from law enforcement.
Sheriff Ivey is promising lethal force against anyone who steps out of line, which, let’s be real, sounds like a recipe for disaster. According to him, resisting lawful orders, blocking intersections, or fleeing arrest will land you in jail. But that’s not all – spitting on a cop or hitting one will get you hospitalized and then jailed. And if you decide to get really crazy and point a gun at a cop, throw a firebomb, or toss a brick, well, you can just kiss your family goodbye because you’ll be “graveyard dead.” Charming.
It’s worth noting that protests against ICE agents and deportations have been raging in Los Angeles since late last week, with many federal agents and 700 active Marines deployed to quell the unrest. These protests have spread across the country, but it seems Brevard County is taking a hard stance.
The question is, will this heavy-handed approach actually work, or will it just escalate tensions? One thing’s for sure – Sheriff Ivey is making it clear that his officers are ready to take a stand. But let’s not forget that protests are a fundamental right, and it’s crucial to ensure that they remain peaceful.
As the situation unfolds, one thing is certain: it’s about to get real in Brevard County. And that’s today’s dose of reality – a healthy mix of threats, protests, and a whole lot of uncertainty. You’re welcome.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and TMZ, People Magazine
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