It’s election time, and that means campaign signs grouped on the sides of the road. Most drivers pass them by without a care. But that’s not the case in Georgia. Apparently, a pastor or her teacher husband (you can decide once you see the video) took a Republican’s campaign signs and tossed them in the trash at their home. But the signs were rigged with trackers. Oops!
Here’s more. (READ)
Meet Spencer Garrard, a retired professor at Columbus State University, and his wife, a woke reverend.
Police were called after stolen campaign signs for Georgia House candidate Stephen Acorn were traced back to their home via an AirTag.
Watch the full police bodycam footage of them questioning him and recovering the signs from the trash.
The officers were extremely patient and professional, and he acted like a total a**hole. I’m surprised he didn’t get arrested.
Why are they always teachers???
Here’s the retired professor’s confrontation with officers captured by police body cam. (WATCH)
Meet Spencer Garrard, a retired professor at Columbus State University and his wife, a woke reverend.
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) September 7, 2026
Police were called after stolen campaign signs for Georgia House candidate Stephen Acorn traced back to their home via airtag.
Watch the full police bodycam footage of them… pic.twitter.com/JPaaRWD2Vi
The end justifies the means, after all. I'm sure they're both convinced they know what's best for all of us, so... here we are.
— Piper (@PiperSebring) September 7, 2026
It’s an unhealthy disdain for freedom of speech mixed with self-righteousness.
Commenters have doubts that the man’s wife is the one who yanked the signs and trashed them.
Wow. He threw his wife and daughter under the bus so fast.
— Sunshine State of Mind 🌈 ⛅️ (@foundinsunshine) September 7, 2026
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Make this miserable human put them back.
— K. Willoughby 🇺🇸 (@thisisnotgr8) September 7, 2026
Throwing his wife under the bus……🙄
"I don't know anything about it but let me make excuses why it was OK."
— N. Kemper (@NephiKemper) September 7, 2026
What a little bi+ch, throwing his wife & daughter under the bus.
Man up & take the fall! 🤣🤦🏻♂️
So ridiculous.
One poster asks why taking the political signs amounts to theft.
How can it be theft if they were essentially abandoned on the side of the road?
— ‽ Mr. Tangent ⌮ 🇵🇸🇺🇦🇱🇧🇮🇷 (@MrTangent) September 7, 2026
They weren't abandoned. Somebody placed them there before the elections. Now if this guy doesn't think that's right he's supposed to call authorities, his dumb wife and daughter aren't supposed to take the law into their own hands.
— Diane (@SoCalValleyGal) September 7, 2026
There are laws about tampering with campaign signs.
— PenJustWrites1 (@PenJustWrites1) September 7, 2026
In Georgia, campaign signs are considered the property of a candidate. Taking them without permission is considered theft, which is a misdemeanor.
Commenters say the signs were stolen because Democrat thieves can’t win a political debate.
Because they lecture the country on “democracy” and then throw the other guy’s signs in the trash.
Retired professor. Reverend’s house. AirTag leads police straight to the stolen property. Cops stay professional. He acts like they interrupted a sermon.
If your politics require theft, you don’t have an argument. You have a garbage can.
— Kimberly🇺🇲 (@the_bird_sings) September 7, 2026
Democrats need to start going to jail for this stuff, or nothing will change.
— The Patriot Oasis™ (@ThePatriotOasis) September 7, 2026
Yes. Stephen didn’t press charges but as the police pointed out, they could have arrested the professor for his behavior towards the officers.
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) September 7, 2026
And, once again they didn't. The only lesson learned here is to check stolen property for any tracking devices before taking them home.
— Brad (@BNKRHAT) September 7, 2026
Sadly, Democrats always getting away with politically-motivated crimes only emboldens them to commit more. But if Acorn did press charges, the media would paint the thieves as the victims. He’d be a mean Republican targeting an elderly former teacher and his pastor wife.