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Jefferson County sheriff, brother say gambling rumors are political attacks on Democrats (Video) | Alabama Politics

Jefferson County Sheriff Mark Pettway and his brother, Bruce Pettway, make guest appearances on the Gary Richardson Morning Show on WJLD 104. 1 on Monday, July 20, 2026. They both say lingering gambling rumors about them are partisan efforts to harm Democrats.

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Jefferson County sheriff, brother say gambling rumors are political attacks on Democrats (Video) | Alabama Politics

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