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County Says 'No!' to Sheriff Deputy Who Made Inmates Dance to Usher's Yeah!

A Summit County Sheriff's Deputy was fired after an internal investigation. How do you feel about the incident?

 

Summit County Sheriff Deputy Dominic Martucci was fired for making inmates dance to Usher's song Yeah!

Martucci's actions were "unbecoming of an officer" said Inspector Holland of the Summit County Sheriff's Department in a WOIO.com story

How do you feel about Martucci's actions? Tell us in the comments and vote in the poll.

Read even more about the incident in the Ohio.com story.

  • How do you feel about the deputy making inmates dance to an Usher song?

    (Voting has been closed for this question)
    • I am appalled and glad he was fired.
        36 (46%)
    • It's kind of funny, I don't know why they fired him.
        19 (24%)
    • I can't believe someone would do this.
        5 (6%)
    • There's worse things someone could do.
        11 (14%)
    • I just don't understand his bad choice in music.
        6 (7%)
    Total votes: 77
  • Your vote will only count once. This is not a scientific poll. View Results Vote!
Related Topics: Dominic Martucci, Usher, Yeah!, deputy sheriff, summit county sheriff, and usher songs

Monette Richards

8:56 am on Friday, May 4, 2012

The deputies actions are deplorable. The others who looked on, didn't stop it and didn't get a supervisor should be reprimanded as well.

We do a disservice to our community when we let those who are suppose to protect us get away with unacceptable bahavior.

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MrWayne

9:09 am on Saturday, May 5, 2012

Who cares, one.....it's a decent song and two, they are in jail, dance. I've heard of more deplorable things like having sex with inmates so this, just does not cut it for me. Ask your self why the other people did not get a supervisor.....it's because they do not care. There are also studies that show that dancing improves mood so maybe h sheriffs deputy had a reason

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Julie Smith

12:17 pm on Saturday, May 5, 2012

I have heard of way worse things that happened in jail where the officers in charge were only reprimanded or suspended temporarily. Firing seems extreme.

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Monette Richards

11:02 am on Monday, May 7, 2012

MrWayne, it is demeaning to the inmates. I don't care what they are in jail for. Being imprisoned is punishmnent enough for their crimes. Being made to beg for services by dancing is atrocious.

And just because worse things happen doesn't mean we should let the smaller offenses go by unpunished. Inmates are still people. And they are people in our society that we are responsible for.

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