“I’M BACKKK!” Controversial Ohio Sheriff back on Facebook after temporary suspension

An Ohio sheriff gained national attention after suggesting voters write down the names of Harris supporters.

His Facebook page was temporarily suspended, but as of Thursday morning, he is back online.

According to the Akron Beacon Journal, Portage County Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski’s wife reported that his page was not shut down voluntarily, but was suspended by Facebook.

After his Facebook account was reinstated, Zuchowski made a post saying, “I’M BACKKK!” along with a picture of his appearance on Fox News, where he stood by his comments.

It is reported that Zuchowski told Fox News that he was asked what he would do if 30,000 or more illegals were to come to Portage, Ohio. He emphasized that he would not do anything illegal as the sheriff and suggested that the signs supporting Harris could be used as a “welcome mat” for these individuals.

According to Facebook , the social media site suspends accounts “that do not follow our Community Standards or Terms of Service.”

Despite this, Facebook has not disclosed the specific reason for suspending his account.

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