Wayne Ivey

Uh, let's see.

Busted tax cap for Sheriff Wayne Ivey.

The first time I ever saw the tax cap busted in Brevard County, it's because Wayne Ivey wanted it done, and now he's doing it again.

Oh, he will tell you it is the county commission's responsibility.

They're the ones who vote on it.

That's a weird story.

And last but not least, Wayne Ivey is asking the owner of almost 40 pounds of cocaine that washed up on the Florida shore to claim it with the Brevard County Sheriff adding, or Brevard County Sheriff adding, we'll make sure that both you and your property are kept in a secure area so no one can rip you off.

Yeah,

it's called jail.

The drugs were found along a Brevard County coastline wrapped tightly in waterproof packaging with the Jaguar logo.

Sheriff Wayne Ivey took to social media to poke fun at the situation.

He jokingly invited, quote, the rightful owner, end quote, to claim the stash, which is valued at over $230,000.

Ivey promised as well an all-expense-paid trip to the county jail.

He always clowns everybody and talks about what goes on in Polk County and says this is not the place to mess around.

And then there's Brevard County, Florida, Wayne Ivey, who gave a press conference about protests coming to his county and said, if you throw a brick or fight a deputy, we will kill you graveyard dead.

So instead of using Florida Sheriff tactics, this idiot in Seattle is calling them trigger pullers.

And we all know what's going to end up in Seattle.

Wait.

According to the statements of Sheriff Wayne Ivey, the claim she knew absolutely nothing about the baggy, and bizarrely suggested that someone must have left it inside her lower region during a recent intimate encounter.

There you go.

There you go.

You're a huge supporter of the animals.

We've had Wayne Ivey on talking about how he's supportive.

Your dog's in his county.

He said he personally walks anyone who's convicted of hurting an animal to their jail cell and slams the door shut.