Former Law Enforcement Officer turned 1st and 2nd Amendment media creator. Full-time stringer, full-time news publication. This transformation occurred when the police made the mistake of threatening to arrest me in my front yard. You can read more of the story here:
The best practice is to err on the side of caution rather than trample rights. Police in the USA are one of the most feared forms of government; they will fine, arrest, seize, and take advantage of situations when you are not well informed.
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Hey All! Do I have any friends that live near Lake City, specifically the public shooting range? Shoot me a message at jamesmadisonaudits@gmail.com
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An off-duty Volusia Sheriff’s Office sergeant has been arrested on felony battery charges for his actions while intoxicated this afternoon at a New Smyrna Beach bar.
Jason Stickels, 44, was arrested by the New Smyrna Beach Police Department on Monday after officers responded to a report of a fight at Merk’s Bar & Grill around 4:20 p.m.
Witnesses reported Stickels instigated and created unwanted contact with a couple seated near the bar. According to witnesses and video footage of the incident, Stickels first battered a 71-year-old woman seated at a table, then battered her 77-year-old husband when he intervened. Stickels was quickly subdued by a witness and taken to the ground. There were no injuries reported.
Stickels has been charged with 2 counts of felony battery on a person 65 years of age or older. He was immediately placed on administrative leave and surrendered his law enforcement equipment pending final discipline up to and including termination. He has been employed with the Sheriff’s Office since 2004.
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Make It make Sense. YouTube 400k fb 85k
The numbers are astonishing over there
Compared to here. Sure clicks and views - that means more info getting out.
Make sure if you like the content to double check you’re following and bell lit.
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1st flock Camera taken down in Volusia County. This is in Debary, Florida. #flock
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Suspended caught on camera
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This past month has been really scary after an incident that nearly took my life. I was in the icu for 4 days with still no answers.
We can only hope it lasts forever, but it's finite. For everyone.
My assistant is giving me a hand making things go smooth.
Having a 12 and 8 year and facing this past months surprise has me putting some priorities with them.
Trying to make it last as long I can for them
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Officer Suspended 24 Hours Without Pay After Losing Evidence in Fraud Case.
Orange City Police Department Orange City, FL – Government Answer the people why!!
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Brevard County Deputy Arrested For Child Abuse By City Of South Daytona - Government Police Department:
A Brevard County deputy is facing allegations following an investigation by the South Daytona Police Department involving an incident with his 10-year-old son.
According to a South Daytona Police affidavit, the child told investigators he entered his father’s bedroom to ask for food while his father and girlfriend were reportedly “wrestling.” The child stated he was told to leave the room, but after returning, an argument followed.
Investigators say the child reported being grabbed by the shirt, slammed against a wall, struck in the face with what the affidavit describes as an “open fist,” and then slammed onto a bed, causing his head to strike a cellphone with a hard case.
The report states the child later complained of headaches, dizziness, double vision, and light sensitivity. Medical paperwork referenced in the affidavit reportedly documented concussion-related symptoms.
The deputy, identified as Richard Thompson, was listed in the report as being employed by the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office at the time of the investigation. South Daytona Police say the agency was notified.
The affidavit lists allegations of battery causing bodily harm and child abuse without great bodily harm. The document appears to be a “pass along” affidavit connected to the investigation.
As with all cases, the allegations contained in the report are accusations until proven in court.
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At 2:20 in the morning NSB cop claims a woman was doing 65 in 45 just 500 feet from the 55 MPH Zone. He ordered her out of the car, according to the report and she asked why, He then opened the door and arrested her for reckless driving and resisting according to the report..
I'd be asking why also if you're demanding me get out of a car on a road that's 55mph at 2:20 in the morning.
Have you had a similar run in like this with @city of new smyrna police
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Deputy Accused of Stealing Narcotics From Public Drug Drop Box Arrested
A Sumter County Sheriff’s deputy has been arrested after investigators say he stole prescription narcotics from a medication disposal box intended for the public.
According to the Sumter County Sheriff’s Office, 57-year-old Dennis Leon Turner Jr. was taken into custody and fired from the agency following an internal investigation into missing medications from one of the department’s secure drug drop locations.
Officials say concerns were raised after evidence suggested the disposal box had been accessed improperly. Investigators then reportedly used covert surveillance, which allegedly captured Turner opening the container with a department-issued key and removing medications from inside.
Turner originally joined the sheriff’s office in 2019 as a civilian employee before later becoming a sworn deputy in 2023. At the time of the incident, he was assigned to community relations duties.
Sheriff Patrick Breeden described the arrest as disappointing and said the agency would not tolerate misconduct within the department. Breeden also stated that additional safeguards and reviews of internal procedures will be implemented to help prevent similar incidents from happening again.
Turner now faces several criminal charges, including:
- Two counts of grand theft involving controlled substances
- Two counts of possession of a controlled substance without a prescription
- Burglary of an unoccupied structure
- Petit theft
Jail records show Turner was booked into custody on May 7, 2026.
The investigation remains ongoing.
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