A shocking video involving Grant County sheriff's deputies has sparked outrage and led to a formal resolution from the Grant County Board of Commissioners. During a recent meeting, a commissioner addressed the disturbing footage that shows deputies abusing and killing a rabbit while laughing, which has drawn national and international attention, including coverage by the New York Post.

The commissioner emphasized the need for accountability, stating, "It is incumbent upon me to address it, condemn the behavior because it is a disturbing video." He acknowledged the public's concern, noting that many believe the commission is ignoring the incident. He clarified that the actions depicted do not reflect the values of the entire sheriff's department or the county government.

In response, the board proposed Resolution R-25-52, which unequivocally condemns the conduct of the deputies involved. The resolution highlights the need for stronger oversight, training, and community engagement initiatives to restore public trust and promote ethical conduct within law enforcement. It also commits to addressing the public's outrage and calls for reforms at the state level regarding how complaints against officers are handled.

The resolution will be made publicly available and shared with the sheriff's office and district attorney, reinforcing the county's commitment to integrity and respect for all life in public service. The board's actions aim to ensure that such behavior is not tolerated and that the community's trust is restored.