Behind The Badge: U.S. Marshals take violent fugitives off the streets of Utah

Behind The Badge: U.S. Marshals take violent fugitives off the streets of Utah

[@Tuglife912]

A good buddy of mine from the United States Marshal Service District of Colorado Deputy Marshal Julio C. Fitzgibbons was also a Lieutenant Commander in the United States Navy SEALs! He's an awesome dude and I'm sure he has no problem kicking ass and taking names because he did it in Combat and he does it on the streets of America in Law Enforcement too! He last deployed to Camp Morehead near Kabul, Afghanistan last year with a Joint Special Operations Task Force that included more Navy SEALs and Army Special Forces as well as Army Rangers and Marine Corps Raiders. He has been involved with a lot of Arrest Warrants with the USMS too! Hooyah Julio! 🇺🇸♠️🦅⭐️👮🏻

[@jameslyons6655]

Went through USMS basic with him. Complete beast.

[@jackiebarnett9185]

Hello always good to watch law and order police and marshalls and sherifs i enjoy see how they do there job thankyou for sharing

[@whatever9042]

What’s the point of wearing jeans and a shirt if you’re just gonna go out in a glaring body armor?

[@Lycurgus47]

Because it’s easy to throw on the body armor and take it off quickly when not using it?

[@whatever9042]

@@Lycurgus47 nah I think it’s a bunch of dudes that’s watched too many zero dark thirty movies and want to look like seal team 6. Every wants to be special ops but no one wants to go to selection.

[@ruthgoldbergives6945]

🇺🇸My Country Feedback🦅 Who is doing this to them? And how do we prevent this hideous violence?

[@patrickreilly5158]

Isn’t the USPIS the oldest law enforcement in the US? 1775..

[@jameslyons6655]

The Postal Service 1775. Postal Inspection Service not until much later.

[@patrickreilly5158]

@@jameslyons6655 Wrong.. As Franklin was appointed Postmaster General under the Second Continental Congress, his system continued. One of Franklin's first acts as Postmaster General was to appoint William Goddard as the first Postal Surveyor of the newly founded American postal system, in charge of inspecting the integrity and security of postal routes, regulating post offices, and auditing their accounts. A letter from Franklin to Goddard, dated August 7, 1775, authorized a total of $170.00 for Goddard to carry out these duties, and so August 7 is recognized as the "birthday" of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.

[@jameslyons6655]

@@patrickreilly5158 it’s a fair argument to say their roots are older. Representing that the USPIS existed then is just patently false.

[@patrickreilly5158]

@@jameslyons6655 Well it did...

[@nobodyssumbody9067]

I always wonder does God really see what's going on all the time and find myself asking for why which I should've do

[@ruthgoldbergives6945]

🇺🇸My Country Feedback🦅 Everything about this intuitively and instinctively worries me and bothers me. Why? Why this have to be?

[@offimoo9995]

Huh

[@startrooper2345]

hot truck

[@heidimurphy4463]

Go meg

[@kellywark5149]

Do Women do this job.

[@warrenstringham415]

yes, they do. My sister does it in the Nor Cal

[@edgarcardenas837]

$#$$### USA government George Washington blue pen Tony stark barcode 10 federal law free God white house cdc barcode es El red