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Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd showed up to a press conference donning a $50,000 gold necklace seized from a suspected drug trafficker who was arrested for selling drugs that killed an elderly woman.
The Central Florida sheriff wore the necklace last Friday at a press conference announcing the arrests of 32 drug trafficking suspects following a year-long investigation.
“I got their drip. I got their money. We got their guns. We got their dope,” the sheriff said in a viral sound bite.
Polk County sheriff wears $50K gold chain seized from suspect in drug trafficking bust:
— My Mixtapez (@mymixtapez) August 23, 2025
“I got their drip” 👀
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The sheriff went on to highlight the arrest of Troy Walker, who was suspected of selling drugs to a woman who died from taking them, saying Walker was ultimately working under kingpin Nathaniel Donald.
“Walker is the person that sold the drugs to the 65-year-old victim,” Judd said. “She bought these drugs on a Saturday night. She took some of these drugs and on Sunday morning she was walking out of her house to church when she collapsed.”
“So she died so Nate can have this drip. Did you hear what I said? He’s buying this drip from selling drugs to people on the streets, one of which died.”
According to Fox13News.com, the investigation dubbed, “Operation Capital City Crackdown,” served eight warrants throughout the county and nabbed “Thousands of grams of various illegal drugs” worth $150K.
Watch the full press conference below:
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