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5:35Now PlayingA Sheriff from Rutherford County Tennessee heard shots fired outside of his home. He was questioned as to why he thinks there was violence so close to where he lives. He had an interesting person to blame for that violence. Beyoncé. Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian hosts of The Young Turks discuss.
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At first, Sheriff Robert Arnold said he had no explanation for why shots were fired outside his home in Rutherford County, Tenn., on Monday night — except perhaps for an undercurrent of anti-police sentiment in America.
“You do make people mad when you do your job; so that’s the only thing I could think of,” Arnold said at a news conference Tuesday, according to edited video of his comments posted by the Daily News Journal.
But then another possibility came to mind, and Arnold blamed Beyoncé.
“With everything that happened since the Super Bowl… that’s what I’m thinking: Here’s another target on law enforcement,” he said.
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