Drunky Ronny Jackson is at it again. He had multiple accusations against him for sexual harassment in the Trump administration. He had multiple accusations of being drunk at the White House.
Former Trump Doctor Ronny Jackson Threatened Officer Before Arrest: Sheriff
Representative Ronny Jackson, a Texas Republican who previously worked as former President Donald Trump's White House doctor, allegedly threatened to beat a law enforcement officer and to bury a local sheriff in the next election prior to being arrested last month, according to a sheriff's report.
The congressman was briefly detained by law enforcement on July 29 as he was attending the White Deer Rodeo, an event that takes place on the last weekend of every July in White Deer, Texas, around 40 miles away from Amarillo. The Trump ally, who also formerly served as the White House physician for Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, previously said the incident occurred as he was "summoned by someone in the crowd to assist a 15-year-old girl who was having a medical emergency nearby." Jackson, who was first elected to Congress in 2020, was reported to be seen drinking ahead of the incident, but his office has disputed that allegation.
The arrest report from Carson County Sheriff Tam Terry was first released on Friday to The Texas Tribune in response to a freedom of information request. "I'm going to beat that motherf*****s' ass!" the report said Jackson said about a law enforcement officer ahead of his arrest, according to the news outlet.
Jackson reportedly yelled profanities and was extremely agitated, according to the arrest report, with officers responding by handcuffing him and bringing him to the ground. The report also alleged that the Texas Republican threatened to bury the sheriff in the next election.
Former Trump Doctor Ronny Jackson Threatened Officer Before Arrest: Sheriff
Representative Ronny Jackson, a Texas Republican who previously worked as former President Donald Trump's White House doctor, allegedly threatened to beat a law enforcement officer and to bury a local sheriff in the next election prior to being arrested last month, according to a sheriff's report.
The congressman was briefly detained by law enforcement on July 29 as he was attending the White Deer Rodeo, an event that takes place on the last weekend of every July in White Deer, Texas, around 40 miles away from Amarillo. The Trump ally, who also formerly served as the White House physician for Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, previously said the incident occurred as he was "summoned by someone in the crowd to assist a 15-year-old girl who was having a medical emergency nearby." Jackson, who was first elected to Congress in 2020, was reported to be seen drinking ahead of the incident, but his office has disputed that allegation.
The arrest report from Carson County Sheriff Tam Terry was first released on Friday to The Texas Tribune in response to a freedom of information request. "I'm going to beat that motherf*****s' ass!" the report said Jackson said about a law enforcement officer ahead of his arrest, according to the news outlet.
Jackson reportedly yelled profanities and was extremely agitated, according to the arrest report, with officers responding by handcuffing him and bringing him to the ground. The report also alleged that the Texas Republican threatened to bury the sheriff in the next election.
