Corrupt Sheriff Realizes His Badge Won_t Save Him

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A former Virginia sheriff who traded badges for bribes learns that his authority cannot shield him from federal justice. Scott Jenkins was convicted of taking over $75,000 in exchange for auxiliary deputy badges, caught on undercover video accepting cash in gift bags[reference:0][reference:1]. In court, a judge declared "The jury decided you are in fact a criminal" as his once-powerful badge became a symbol of his disgrace[reference:2]. This is the moment a corrupt sheriff realizes his badge won't save him.

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