Sheriff warns people not to ‘cross the line’ on social media as Trump plans Alabama visit
Sheriff Paul Burch warned the public against making threats of violence on social media ahead of Donald Trump's visit to Alabama. The sheriff emphasized that while free speech is protected, his agency will monitor for illegal threats.
Sheriff Paul Burch said that while people have the right to express their opinions his agency will monitor “threats of violence.”
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