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Ohio sheriff's lieutenant who said he won't help Democrats deletes posts, apologizes
John Rodgers, a lieutenant with the Clark County Sheriff's Office in Springfield, posted on Facebook that he would not help Democrats.
Ohio sheriff's lieutenant who declared he "won't help Democrats" issues apology, blames medication
Lt. John Rodgers said on Facebook that he would not help Democrats and would require proof of who a person voted for before providing them aid.
Ohio sheriff’s lieutenant blames sleep med after posting he wouldn’t help Democrats
Lt.
John
Rodgers
has since taken down the posts on
Facebook
and has apologized, according to WHIO Channel 7. “I know I cannot apologize enough, and my apologies may seem empty, but I will continue to apologize as long as necessary,”
Rodgers
said in the ...
Ohio sheriff lieutenant says sleeping medication made him proclaim that he 'will not' help Democrats
Clark County Lt. John Rodgers made a series of controversial posts on Facebook last month, where he proclaimed that if someone asks for his help, and "support[s] the Democrat Party, I will not help you.
Ohio Sheriff's Lieutenant Blames Sleep Aids for 'Won't Help Democrats' Post
Following backlash over his post, an Ohio sheriff's lieutenant apologized and blamed prescription sleep medication.
Ohio sheriff’s lieutenant under fire for political bias
In a troubling incident that has raised serious concerns about political bias within law enforcement, John Rodgers, a lieutenant with the
Ohio sheriff's lieutenant apologizes for 'won't help Democrats' post, blames sleep medication
An Ohio sheriff’s patrol commander has apologized for posting on Facebook that he wouldn’t help Democrats and would require proof of who a person voted for before providing aid
Ohio officer faces criticism after Facebook post about refusing to help Democrats
A central Ohio sheriff's office is facing criticism after an officer said he would not help Democrats in a Facebook post.
Ohio Sheriff’s Lieutenant Vows Not To Help Democratic Voters If They Need Aid
Lt. John Rodgers, who reportedly said he would need "proof of who you voted for" before rendering aid, later blamed sleep medication for his comments.
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John Rodgers on Path to Upset Incumbent Zuckerman in LG Race
John Rodgers appeared to be on track early Wednesday to score the biggest upset of Vermont elections by defeating incumbent ...
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Cop in Ohio County at Center of Trump's Falsehoods About Pets Says He Won't Help Democratic Voters in Need
Lt. John Rodgers at the Clark County Sheriff’s Office reportedly wrote in a Facebook post: "I am sorry. If you support the ...
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3 Vermont governors back Republican John Rodgers’ bid for lieutenant governor
Photo courtesy of the Office of the Governor.
John
Rodgers
, the Republican candidate for Vermont lieutenant governor, announced endorsements Wednesday from the state’s three most recent ...
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Ohio Police Karen Posted He Wouldn't Help People Who Voted For Kamala. Guess What He Blamed it On...
As Election Day crept up, voters have been rather loud inpublicizing who they’re voting for. But in some cases, shouting out ...
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Sheriff’s lieutenant apologizes for ‘won’t help Democrats’ post, blames sleep medication
Lt.
John
Rodgers
, a 20-year veteran of the sheriff’s office in Clark County, where Springfield is the county seat, made ...
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