Here s a transcript of Young s comments:
“At 2:30 this morning a search warrant was executed on a property that was located just outside of Atlanta, Georgia, and I am thrilled to announce that this search warrant has resulted in the arrest of Othal Wallace. Involved in the search warrant was the United States Marshal’s Service, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Homeland Security, Georgia State Patrol (who were the ones that executed the search warrant) and the DeKalb County police department.
“The property was located in the woods, in a wooded area with two structures on it, along with a trailer and a treehouse. The rest of the 3 acres is covered in woods.
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police and other first responders with $1,000 bonuses for doing their lifesaving work amid the
DeSantis made the announcement Wednesday, flanked by first responders and members of law enforcement during a news conference in front of the Satellite Beach Police Department.
During the event he also announced he would sign the state s budget.
The police officers surrounding the governor applauded DeSantis for the move, which he said would fund the police and then some, throwing sand in the face of progressives who want to defund law enforcement. I asked the legislature in this legislative session, we need to do bonuses for law enforcement, DeSantis said. Some wanted to defund the police, we’re funding the police, and then some.
Today, during a press conference at the Polk County Sheriff’s Office, Governor Ron DeSantis was joined by legislative leadership and law enforcement officials from across the state to sign the “Combating Public Disorder Act” into law. The bill, HB 1, takes a robust approach to uphold the rule of law, stand with those serving in law enforcement and enforce Florida’s zero tolerance policy for violent and disorderly assemblies. The bill comes in the wake of ongoing violence, rioting and other forms of civil unrest throughout the United States over the last two years.
Governor Ron DeSantis said, “In Florida, we are taking an unapologetic stand for the rule of law and public safety. We are holding those who incite violence in our communities accountable, supporting our law enforcement officers who risk their lives every day to keep us safe and protecting Floridians from the chaos of mob violence. We’re also putting an end to the bullying and intimidation tactics of the