Deleted Post by Adams County Sheriff Sparks Backlash

Deleted post by Adams County sheriff sparks backlash

The post was published as thousands were protesting President Trump's policies in Gettysburg and throughout the country for Saturday's "No Kings" day.

Adams County officials condemn post by sheriff showing bloody ‘protester edition’ truck

The Adams County Sheriff is facing backlash over a since-removed Facebook post that appeared to show a blood-spattered truck with the caption “Protester Edition” posted during a weekend of national protests that included an incident in Virginia where police said an SUV drove through protesters. In a post that was captured in numerous screenshots but is since no longer available, a post by longtime Adams County Sheriff James Muller, 79, showed a …

Pennsylvania sheriff faces heat for posting bloody 'Protestor Edition' truck

County Sheriff Police officer | iStock Yikes, you’re supposed to be able to trust police officers. But a sheriff in Pennsylvania has residents feeling a bit concerned. He posted a photo of a red-splattered truck and called it the ‘Protestor edition’. It seemed like it was about hitting protestors on purpose.  Pennsylvania sheriff posts red-splattered ‘Protestor edition’ truck  A social media post is giving police officers in Pennsylvania a bad l…

A Disgrace to His Badge - Gettysburg Connection

Fortunately, we rarely see local law officials do anything to be accused of being a “disgrace to their badges.” The exception occurred on June 14 when Adams County Sheriff James Muller posted on Facebook a photo of a white pickup labeled “The All New Dodge Ram Protester Edition.” The front of the truck was drenched with graphic blood stains, indicating it had been used to run down innocent protesters. June 14 was, among other things, the day of …