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2:02Now PlayingA Florida sheriff warned folks not to get on his official S.H.I.T. list — his Sheriff’s High Intensity Target list, that is — in a wild video where he tears down a “meth” house that’s “trashin’ up” the neighborhood.
In the footage, Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey is shown standing in front of a disheveled, garbage-littered house as an armored vehicle smashes into the front of the home.
“There’s nothing worse than having a bad neighbor except having a bad neighbor that’s a criminal and trashes up the neighborhood, and puts in a flop house and [makes it] methville,” he declares.Read more at
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