Topic: Grady Judd

Sheriff Grady Judd of Polk County, Florida, defended the actions of a citizen who shot a carjacker, stating that violent criminals should expect to be met with force. Another incident in Bradenton involved a homeowner fatally shooting an intruder, with local law enforcement praising the resident's right to protect his family. These cases are contrasted with stricter self-defense laws in states like California.

Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd publicly threatened to "lock the rascal up," referring to Apple CEO Tim Cook, if the company refused to comply with a court order to unlock a phone in a local criminal case. Judd argued that no business model should allow a CEO to be above the law.