Summary
Body camera footage shows a Tennessee police officer visiting Larry Bushart's home after he posted a meme on Facebook related to a vigil for Charlie Kirk. Bushart was arrested and charged with threatening mass violence at a school, but the charges were later dropped. He was jailed for over a month before being released.
Key Facts
- A Tennessee officer visited Larry Bushart’s home due to Facebook posts about a Charlie Kirk vigil.
- Bushart posted a meme with President Trump’s quote, which authorities found concerning.
- Bushart was charged with threatening school violence but charges were later dropped.
- He was jailed for over a month before his release.
- The Perry County Sheriff’s Department had contacted the Lexington Police to discuss the situation with Bushart.
- Authorities believed Bushart's post could cause fear in the community.
- Bushart declined to alter his post or clarify its intent before his arrest.
