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&nbsp;A Franklin County Sheriff’s deputy has been placed on paid leave for allegedly posting on social media a video of himself with guns and a message "when looters and shooters threaten to come to the suburbs."The posting on Tik Tok has since been taken down. The video included a man with a rifle and a gun on a counter along with some foul language and the message posted on screen.Deputy David J. Mink, 32, who is a corrections officer, is believed to have posted the short video, said Marc Gofstein, public information officer for the sheriff’s office.Get the news delivered to your inbox: Sign up for our morning, afternoon and evening newslettersMink, employed since October 2016, was placed on paid administrative leave because he is suspected to have violated the social media policy for the sheriff’s office, the sheriff’s statement said. He is also being investigated for inattention to duty."All FCSO employees are held to the highest ethical and professional standards," said Franklin County Sheriff Dallas Baldwin. "Anything less will demand accountability."The sheriff’s office announced that Deputy Nathaniel A. Wolfe, another corrections office, has also been placed on paid leave for a suspicion of inattention to duty. No further details were provided by the sheriff’s office.Wolfe, 27, has been with the sheriff’s office since March 2015.The sheriff’s office Internal Affairs Bureau is handling the investigations into both deputies.jwoods@dispatch.com@WoodsnightChoose the plan that’s right for you. Digital access or digital and print delivery.

&nbsp;A Franklin County Sheriff’s deputy has been placed on paid leave for allegedly posting on social media a video of himself with guns and a message "when looters and shooters threaten to come to the suburbs."The posting on Tik Tok has since been taken down. The video included a man with a rifle and a gun on a counter along with some foul language and the message posted on screen.Deputy David J. Mink, 32, who is a corrections officer, is believed to have posted the short video, said Marc Gofstein, public information officer for the sheriff’s office.Get the news delivered to your inbox:...

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