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To accompany the audio recordings we published yesterday, where Pinal County Sheriff's Deputy Louie Puroll confirms his claim of a supposed death threat made against New Times reporter Paul Rubin by a Mexican rancher, and discusses being approached by Mexican cartels he claims tried to get him to look the other way as they moved contraband through the southern Arizona desert, we figured Valley Fever-ers might enjoy some video, compliments of our friends at www.toonthenews.com.
See the two videos, including some footage of Louie in the tub, after the jump.
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