Limestone County

Uh, but right now it is time to bring on our good friend Chris Love.

Uh, he is the chair of the Limestone County, uh, Democrat Party, and, uh, maybe former chair of the Limestone County Democrat Party.

Is he still...

Are you still the chair of the De- Limestone County Democrat Party, is that correct?

Uh, good morning, Dale.

No, uh, I am now the former.

Uh, we had our, uh, election September 12th, and, uh, Dr. Joseph Rucker is now the new chair of the Limestone County Party.

Well, then get the hell out of here.

Mickey Polk wanted for possession of a controlled controlled substance and drug paraphernalia and suspected of illegally carrying a firearm.

Now, Limestone County officials, sheriff's office received tips of illegal activity in an apartment in Piney Chapel, Alabama, about a half hour west of Huntsville, and specifically about a, quote, attack squirrel being held and fed methamphetamine there to keep it mean and aggressive.

WHNT-TV in Alabama reports the squirrel was believed to have been trained to attack people.

A search warrant led to the bust of the place where deputies found meth, drug paraphernalia, body armor, ammunition, and a squirrel in a cage.

He also went on to accuse the law enforcement of basically attempted murder on this squirrel since the squirrel had never been outdoors and he was left to his own fend for himself out in the wild.

The public is safe, y'all, is what Mickey Polk told the community this week.

A Limestone County sheriff's spokesman told the Associated Press, we don't actually know if he might even have two squirrels.

It would just be speculation as to whether it's the same squirrel.

Well, I don't know anything about that.

But he committed voter fraud a few years ago in Limestone County.

You know where Limestone County is? I do.

This hop skip down the road from our hometown.

Yes, it is.

But North Alabama is still some of the strongest conservative areas in the state.

And look, a l- a lot of Madison County and, and Limestone County and Morgan County is, is still a rural.

It's not just the engineers and so forth.

So, uh, well, well, yes, you've gotta pay attention to those races, and I know those, those, the state representatives and state senators up in North Alabama now have to say, "Well, we're just not gonna take anything for granted." Uh, I still see them prevailing.

Now, you bring in a different kind of people, different economies, workers, people with, uh, potential like a, you know, elite university educated types, and then that's where you need to be concerned.

But I, I think the South Baldwin County growth, I think the politics are not as much of a threat to the status quo as in some places where, that are growing as well.

It's like Shelby County, Baldwin County, maybe to some degree Limestone County, these unprecedented growth in the last 50 years.

If you look at like Shelby County, the way it's grown, it might be the reddest state.

Wanted for possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia and suspected of illegally carrying a firearm.

Now Limestone County officials, sheriff's office, received tips of illegal activity in an apartment in Piney Chapel, Alabama, about a half hour west of Huntsville, and specifically about a, quote, attack squirrel being held and fed methamphetamine there to keep it mean and aggressive.

WHNT-TV in Alabama reports the squirrel was believed to have been trained to attack people.

A search warrant led to the bust of the place where deputies found meth, drug paraphernalia, body armor, ammunition, and a squirrel in a cage.

And he was left to his own fend for himself out in the wild.

The public is safe, y'all, is what Mickey Polk told the community this week.

A Limestone County sheriff's spokesman told the Associated Press, we don't actually know if he might even have two squirrels.

It would just be speculation as to whether it's the same squirrel.