New bodycam footage offering a 'cop's eye view' of the spectacular wrestling-style takedown used to tackle boozed-up Brad Parscale (former 2020 comrade Trumpturdsky campaign boss) can was revealed today
The siege kicked off when Parscale's wife Candice ran screaming into the street in just a skimpy bikini, saying her husband started 'ranting and raving' before cocking a pistol in her face.
The 41-year-old housewife reported hearing a 'loud boom' but didn't know whether Parscale was dead or alive until officers peered through windows and saw him sitting on the living room floor, talking to himself.
Cameras attached to SWAT officers reveal them arriving at the waterfront property, some by road, others by boat, and taking up positions with their weapons aimed towards the house.
Parscale was taken to the hospital and detained under Florida's Baker act for mental health evaluation, which is not a surprise among the trumpturds.
Previously he vowed to divorce Candice the moment he got out and complained to cops en route that she was refusing him sex.
Parscale has not faced charges but police confiscated his cache of 11 guns - seven handguns, two rifles and two shotguns - after warning a judge he was a risk to himself and others.
It was widely reported in July that Parscale was demoted because a much-trumpeted rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma drew a dismal crowd and left the comrade president fuming.
Also, it was revealed that Parscale was also subject to an internal audit investigating looking into claims that as much as $40million usd went missing from comrade trump's 2020 re-election campaign.
The beloved "leader" deputy press secretary Ken Farnaso denied the story, saying: 'There is no investigation, no audit, and there never was.' (Of course)
But Business Insider reported similarly that Parscale's spending at the campaign was subject to an internal audit into an estimated $10million usd worth of wasted spending.
The outlet further reported that Parscale told fellow 2020 staffers and friends that he was under Federal investigation, though it remains unclear whether any such inquiry exists as officials at several law enforcement agencies declined to comment
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