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Idaho police officer suspended for mocking LeBron James signs book deal

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A police officer in Idaho has a new book deal after being suspended for mocking NBA star LeBron James in a Tik Tok video.

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New York Post

Idaho cop reportedly lands book deal after mocking LeBron James

Nate Silvester, of the Marshal’s Office in Bellevue, told KTVB that he was reinstated as of Thursday, adding that he has signed a book deal with Di Angelo Publications.

3 years ago·New York, United States

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The Hill

Idaho police officer suspended for mocking LeBron James signs book deal

A police officer in Idaho has a new book deal after being suspended for mocking NBA star LeBron James in a Tik Tok video.

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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Newsweek

TikTok cop Nate Silvester says book will educate LeBron James on police

Bellevue Deputy Marshal Nate Silvester told Sean Hannity he was set to return to work this week following a suspension over his TikTok video.

3 years ago·United States

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The Epoch Times

Idaho Officer Who Made Viral Lebron Video Returns From Administrative Leave, Gets Book Deal

The deputy in Idaho who was placed on leave after making a TikTok video responding to a controversial ...

3 years ago·New York, United States

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Sputnik News [🇷🇺-affiliated]

Cop Who Mocked LeBron For 'YOU'R NEXT' Tweet Signs Book Deal to ‘Educate People Like James'

Earlier, legendary basketball player LeBron James tweeted “YOU'R NEXT” with a photo of the white Columbus policeman who shot and killed an underage African-American, Ma'Khia Bryant, who was reportedly seconds from stabbing another girl. James' post stirred controversy and was later deleted.

3 years ago·Russian Federation

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MEAWW Entertainment

Idaho cop Nate Silvester reinstated after being placed on leave for mocking LeBron James, lands book deal

Bellevue Marshall's Office deputy Nate Silvester was put on leave last Tuesday after he went viral on TikTok for mocking tweets made by the LA Lakers forward following the shooting death of Ma'Khia Bryant in Ohio

3 years ago

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