Ohio Fat Pig Sheriff Suggests Collecting Addresses Of Kamala Harris Supporters

Zuchowski, who is run­ning for reelec­tion, sug­gest­ed that peo­ple “write down all the address­es of the peo­ple who had her signs in their yards!” so that “when the Illegal human ‘Locust’ (which she sup­ports!) Need places to live…We’ll already have the address­es of the their New families…who sup­port­ed their arrival!”

Zuchowski’s post seemed to ref­er­ence the issues cur­rent­ly fac­ing Springfield, Ohio, about 200 miles away. Tensions in the rough­ly 60,000-person city have been amped up over the past week after for­mer President Donald Trump false­ly claimed that legal immi­grants from Haiti were eat­ing cats and dogs. Since then, Springfield res­i­dents have been sub­ject­ed to bomb threats and gen­er­al threats of vio­lence that closed schools and gov­ern­ment offices. Many peo­ple in Portage County were shocked by Zuchowski’s social media rhetoric, and some have filed com­plaints with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), var­i­ous state and fed­er­al agen­cies, as well as mem­bers of Congress, accord­ing to the Portager.

Portage County Commissioner Tony Badalamenti, who, like Zuchowski, is a Republican, was so angered by the post that he resigned from the county’s Republican Central Committee, say­ing in a Facebook video that “this is not the lead­er­ship I want to be part of.” He added: “[Zuchowski] post­ed that we should all copy down the address­es of the peo­ple that dis­play polit­i­cal signs which are dif­fer­ent from our beliefs. It scares peo­ple. It’s called bul­ly­ing, from the high­est law enforce­ment offi­cial in Portage County.” HuffPost reached out to Zuchowski for com­ment, but he did not imme­di­ate­ly respond, nor has he com­ment­ed pub­licly after lim­it­ing the com­ments on his post, accord­ing to Cleveland NBC affil­i­ate WKYC.