A lieutenant for an Ohio Sheriff's Office has apologized for Facebook posts saying that he would not help Democrats and would require proof of who a person voted for before aiding them.

In a troubling incident that has raised serious concerns about political bias within law enforcement, John Rodgers, a lieutenant with the

A Lieutenant for an Ohio sheriff's office is making headlines after some of his social media posts caught the public's eye.

Lt. John Rodgers said on Facebook that he would not help Democrats and would require proof of who a person voted for before providing them aid.

Ohio sheriff’s lieutenant John Rodgers said he won't help citizens who support Vice President Kamala Harris or the Democratic Party.

John Rodgers, a lieutenant with the Clark County Sheriff's Office in Springfield, posted on Facebook that he would not help Democrats.

A Lieutenant for an Ohio sheriff’s Office is making headlines after some of his social media posts caught the public’s eye.

An Ohio sheriff’s patrol commander who declared on Facebook that he would not help Democrats and would require proof of who a person voted for before providing them aid has apologized, blaming prescribed sleep aids for causing his “out of character” actions.