“It is imperative that in our line of work we use proper caution when dealing with any person, during any situation. Phillips also released a follow-up statement, announcing that the office will add new training for deputies aimed at teaching them more about “the handling of specific persons, incidents and situations.” That training will involve ethical communication, de-escalation tactics and managing mentally ill people, he said. This afternoon I was made aware of a video that is currently circulating through the county.Posted by Scott County Sheriff's Office on Saturday, July 30, 2022 While on scene, the woman reportedly caused a disturbance by arguing with the deputies and pouring a six pack of soda on the ground and on herself.Īccording to the report, the woman also “defecated all over the walkway and front steps” of the building.

According to the report, the deputies were sent to the Scott County Finance Building to ask the woman to move from the front steps where she was sitting with a few of her belongings. That incident report details the actions of the woman in question, but not the deputies. However, the woman in the video is pictured in an incident report that Scott County deputies filed on June 26. In a video shared multiple times with WVLT News over the weekend, what appears to be law enforcement officials are captured calling a disabled woman “satanic” and “pathetic.” It’s unclear if that video is the same video that prompted Phillips to suspend two of his deputies on Monday. A third deputy is also part of an internal investigation, according to sheriff’s office officials. (WVLT) - Two Scott County Sheriff’s Office deputies were suspended Monday after a video captured them handling an incident in an unprofessional manner, Sheriff Ronnie Phillips said.

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