Handling Squatters & Intruders in FL Is Highly Effective

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Santa Rosa County Sheriff Bob Johnson held a press conference in April 2022 and discussed the arrest of a habitual criminal with a history of breaking into homes. He advised residents, โ€œIf someone is breaking into your house, youโ€™re more than welcome to shoot. We prefer you to do that, actually.โ€

[I already posted it, but it never gets old, and itโ€™s relevant again.]

SAVE THE TAXPAYER’S MONEY

โ€œWe donโ€™t know what homeowner shot at him. I guess they think they did something wrong, which they did not,โ€ Johnson told reporters.

โ€œWhoever that was, youโ€™re not in trouble,โ€ he added. โ€œCome see us. We have a gun safety class we put on every other Saturday. If you take that, youโ€™ll shoot a lot better, and hopefully, youโ€™ll save taxpayers money.โ€

WE RAN OUT OF BULLETS

Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd is also from Florida. He was once asked about a fugitive gunman accused of killing one of his deputies after being shot 68 times by officers.

โ€œThatโ€™s all the bullets we had, or we would have shot him more,โ€ Judd told the Orlando Sentinel at the time, adding, โ€œI suspect the only reason 110 rounds was all that was fired was thatโ€™s all the ammunition they had.โ€

He’s still there and still talking tough.

He didnโ€™t mince words regarding squatters, promising to give the freeloaders a new place in the county jail if they tried their โ€œgimmicksโ€ in his jurisdiction.

โ€œWhen you come to this community, and you violate the state laws, the peopleโ€™s laws will lock you up,โ€ Sheriff Grady Judd said in an interview withย Fox News Digital. Judd, who has made headlines for telling gun-owning residents to turn robbers into โ€œgrated cheese,โ€ oversees law enforcement for the 725,046 residents of Polk County, reports Lakeland Gazette.


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