Sheriff Ric Bradshaw allegedly gave Jeffrey Epstein preferential treatment and bail-like privileges while incarcerated
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The passage suggests a possible abuse of authority by a local sheriff who may have facilitated special conditions for Jeffrey Epstein, a high‑profile convicted sex offender. It provides names, a locat Sheriff Ric Bradshaw is named as the official who transferred Epstein to an infirmary and later to a The text claims Epstein received a “security guard” and other privileges not typical for inmates.
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