Pray You Never Get Pulled Over by This Cop - The Sheriff Oddie Shoupe Story (HighImpactFlix Video)

by Scott Creighton

Sheriff Oddie Shoupe ordered his storm troopers in White County, Tn to run-down and kill an unarmed man, Michael Dial, because he dared to drive without a license. Dude was hauling a load of junk in his POS broke-down pick-up truck trying to get paid $75 or so. He refused to stop. They tried to run him off the road. And in the end, after being told to take the guy out with “deadly force if necessary”, they killed the guy. His crime? No license. No insurance. Fleeing custody. His punishment? Death.

Shoupe is throwback to the old days, the good-old-days, when Sheriff Bufort T. Pusser ran his county with an iron fist. He’s not pictured in this video in a Klan hood, but I promise you he has one and a spare in case he gets BBQ sauce on it.

Dial shouldn’t have run. He got caught and he should have taken his lumps for it.

At the same time you can kind of understand, the guy loaded up his junk and was probably picturing what he was going to do with the little bit of money he earned hauling some junk that day and made a bad choice. Poverty will sometimes do that to you.

Above all that, this sick sheriff, clearly MENTALLY ILL, giving his storm troopers the authorization to shoot Dial rather than take a chance of messing up the county vehicles, is the REAL MENACE TO SOCIETY in White County, Tn. And he’s still out there and pretty soon the people of that county are going to have to PAY a SHITLOAD of money to Dial’s family because their sheriff is a…

F–KING NAZI.

I hope the next time they hit a pothole over the next ten years or when they have to sell off half the county property to pay for the lawsuit… they think of Sheriff RAMBO and Michael Dial and his “driving without a license” misdemeanor charge.

Of course, to be more accurate… Sheriff Shoupe wouldn’t actually be John Rambo in that movie would he? He would be the out of control whacked out sheriff who tried to kill Rambo for basically being poor and walking through his town.

See what I did there?