[Cyber Liberty]

I guess the Sheriff can do what he wants, but if it means providing inferior public safety when it comes to the A & E crew, he’s treading on some legal thin ice.

[Guenevere]

I understood his decision meant they were not providing any help whatsoever with A & E filming company.

What part of this upsets you?

No doubt, they had provided assistance in the past because of their deep respect for the Robertsons.

[be-baw]

Good point. Ironically, his speaking out may result in his becoming A&Es best friend the next time they visit Douglas County

[Protect the Bill of Rights]

A&E will have to hire a private firm for assistance.

[~Pandora]

I guess the Sheriff can do what he wants, but if it means providing inferior public safety when it comes to the A & E crew, he’s treading on some legal thin ice.

Post the paragraph where he said that.

[Logical me]

I guess the Sheriff can do what he wants, but if it means providing inferior public safety when it comes to the A & E crew, he’s treading on some legal thin ice.

Sorry but you are misinformed. The Sheriff has no responsibility to provide security. It is the responsibility of A&E to provide their own security and if something goes wrong then the Sheriff can act or arrest. If property and/or injury occurs it falls on A&E.

[Colonel_Flagg]

More than likely, it’s done on a contract basis, outside of scheduled work hours. If the sheriff’s department drops everything to protect Gay&E crews filming television shows, it’s the people of his county who receive inferior protection.