If you’re a deputy sheriff upset that your Republican boss isn’t doing enough to help with immigration enforcement and you decide to run for sheriff in Alabama, prepare to be fired and apparently spied on by your political opponents.
Just ask former deputy and current Republican nominee for Lee County sheriff Cam Hunt.
‘The meeting started at 9 a.m. By 9:10, I was walking out of there, calling my wife to tell her he’d fired me.’
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After launching his bid for sheriff and making immigration enforcement a central part of his campaign, someone inside the Lee County Sheriff’s Office geofenced Hunt’s home during the primary, according to a state ethics complaint and screenshots of the department’s taxpayer-funded tracking system provided exclusively to Blaze News by Hunt.
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