miznotebook
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The Truman Show came out over 15 years ago.
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Walton Sheriff WCSO Assault Vehicle
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The Truman Show came out over 15 years ago.
Matt J
SWGB
It's the Drudge report, they're not to concerned with facts.
Will B
Moderator
Drudge didn't write it. It came from infowars.com
Leader of the Banned
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So now I have direct evidence Alex Jones is nuts. As if his rant about the feminizing effect of estrogen in the chemtrails wasn't enough. You have to blame Drudge a little bit for linking to this crap. I will continue to lock my doors by the way.
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Jim Tucker
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http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/jun/30/florida-sheriffs-mrap-buy-angers-upsets-local-resi/
A Florida sheriff has angered local citizens by buying a mine-resistant ambush-protected (MRAP) vehicle at a delivery cost of $2,500.
The vehicle is needed to help protect officers in dangerous situations, Sheriff Mike Adkinson told the Associated Press. But many in Walton County don’t see it that way.
Upset citizens contend that local law enforcement don’t need an MRAP to fight crime in the largely rural and peaceful community, the Northwest Florida Daily News reported.
Florida’s Department of Emergency Management said law enforcement agencies in the state have actively participated in the Department of Defense’s military surplus sales system, known as the 1033 program, which allows civilian agencies to buy battle-tested equipment at discount prices.
A Florida sheriff has angered local citizens by buying a mine-resistant ambush-protected (MRAP) vehicle at a delivery cost of $2,500.
The vehicle is needed to help protect officers in dangerous situations, Sheriff Mike Adkinson told the Associated Press. But many in Walton County don’t see it that way.
Upset citizens contend that local law enforcement don’t need an MRAP to fight crime in the largely rural and peaceful community, the Northwest Florida Daily News reported.
Florida’s Department of Emergency Management said law enforcement agencies in the state have actively participated in the Department of Defense’s military surplus sales system, known as the 1033 program, which allows civilian agencies to buy battle-tested equipment at discount prices.
Originally Posted by incredible1
Only people I can think of with the same firepower IS the Feds
still standing by for an answer from the VOCART.....