Sheriff Grady Judd’s motto must be “Don’t Save Anything for the Trial.” Yesterday, he released to the media the tape of the 911 call placed by Victoria Lindsay and her friend’s mother after Lindsay was beaten up by six girls who claim she posted insulting content about them on her MySpace page.
The girls had videotaped the beating, but the tape was confiscated by the sheriff’s department before they could post it. Now, however, it’s all over the Internet, courtesy of Sheriff Judd’s need for media attention. Nobody would have seen the tape until the trial if Sheriff Judd hadn’t needed it to fuel his lust for attention that was gladly satisfied by the likes of the Today Show and CNN, etc.
We’re curious, what do you think the high sheriff of Polk County will release next to keep the media spotlight focused on him? Leave a comment with your prediction.
Didn’t even remember the Sheriff’s name until you brought it up. Should the girls have gotten away with it? Don’t you think they should be used as an example to discourage others?
came across you by accident, as I looked to see if there was anything new. If anyone is trying to fuel a lust for attention, it’s this site. You are part of what makes the media so low.
It’s really sad to hear a father defending a daughter that has done something wrong. This entire incident makes the world and especially the state see Polk county like we always have thought. People are forgetting what it is like to be in high school,to be bullied. Kids these days don’t fight one on one, they fight 8 on 1 in this case and they use guns and knives. I will never forget about this case and hope that each of those girls and boys get the maximum sentence that ruin’s their careers and lives forver.