Grady Judd weighs in on the attempted Trump assassination

Sheriff Grady Judd, the man responsible for the many human trafficking arrests in Florida, weighs in on law enforcement's response during the attempted Trump assassination:
"It's all wrong. And I've heard that they had up to an hour and a half that at some point they actually saw the guy take out a rangefinder. At that moment in time, we'd run that guy down. And he would have been with us having a conversation till the president left. He would not have ever gotten on the roof. But if we didn't find him, if he got lost in a crowd I didn't see a crowd there, wouldn't have made any difference. We would have been on the roof ahead of time. We'd have been on the roof when we started staging and prepping for that event. So there wouldn't have been an empty roof for him to get on. And I look at that and I'm mortified. I'm absolutely mortified. You saw police officers that didn't know what they were doing. Now that police are on the ground…doesn't have…a ladder, but did you seem calling for a ladder? Did you see him pulling a car up so he can climb up on the roof and get onto the roof of the building? Nobody reacted. It's mortifying. The entire event."

H/T PepeLivesMatter