Glady Judd, an outspoken sheriff in Polk County, Florida, told wild stories Tuesday morning from earlier this month, when violent suspects actually bit the lieutenant's K-9's ear, and others It is said that he has done some illegal things.
For short
clipJudd promised viewers, “Now I'm going to tell you that you just don't believe.”
'Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh! Not too fast, cowboy. We have to understand what is going on here.
He held up arrest photos showing a pair of 26-year-old men: Angel Acosta of Lakeland and Elliot Lugo of Davenport.
Image source: Polk County (Florida) Sheriff's Office
According to
Miami Heralddeputies responded to Davenport 7-Eleven around 8:30am on February 3rd, finding three people in the vehicle.
Previous Sheriff's Office Facebook
post “Two men were sleeping in front of a 2006 Honda Accord, parked in one of the pumps at a gas station. In the back seat there was a four-year-old girl (compared to Elliott).”
Judd says, “Two guys fell asleep,” and “Our lovely K-9 deputy answers the call…and he awakens them and asks, “Are you okay?” , do you need medical assistance, what will happen? '”
Judd said, “They were trying to crank the car and leave, and our K-9 adjutant said, “Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh! Oh, there was a four-year-old girl in the back seat.” Is that?”
“angel [Acosta] He wasn't an angel. In fact, he acted a bit like Mike Tyson, “I'll 'fight' the lieutenant,” the sheriff said.
Judd said the aide “disconnected his K-9 from the car. Yes, I pressed the magic button and the K-9 came out.”
Acosta “fighted, I pushed the lieutenant,” and “bited the lieutenant! And he bit the K-9 in his ear!” Judd said. “good, [turnabout] It's a fair game so the K-9 bit him! It was a bit of a teeth bite. ”
Judd said other suspect, Lugo, would “grab the 4-year-old and take off the Runnin” while deputies and K-9 handled Acosta. With a baby girl. ”
The Sheriff's Office said Lugo ran with a girl near the intersection of Ronald Reagan Parkway and Lake Wilson Road. [Lugo] And a girl. ”
Another aide ran after Lugo, the sheriff's office said, “I put him in her police car and put him in an old cuff and something. The four-year-old girl was handed over unharmed. [the Department of Children and Families]. ”
The sheriff's office said Acosta and Lugo were taken to prison, both charged with possession of cocaine, marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Acosta also resisted law enforcement officer batteries, K-9 batteries and arrests. Lugo was also accused of possessing a stolen firearm he had (from Orlando), a law enforcement officer battery, resisting arrest and possessing child abuse, the sheriff's office said.
Both K-9 – named Zolak – and the aide “Thankfully it's fine,” the sheriff's office added.
Judd concluded, “You can't make something like this.”
Check out Judd's video commentary below on the incident.
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