Bryan Ruff for Perry County Sheriff 2024

08/07/2024

-The average life expectancy of an American male is 73.5 years old.

-The average life expectancy of an American male whose occupation was law enforcement is 66 years old.

-Today, to become a certified Peace Officer in the State of Ohio as a male, you need to be able to run 1.5 miles between 11:58-16:19. Because the state requires you to be in good physical condition to perform the duties of a law enforcement officer.

-Today, I am 37 years old and I am in better physical condition than what is required by the state for any group, and I can still perform all of the duties expected of a certified Peace Officer in the State of Ohio.

-Perspective.

07/04/2024

07/04/2024

On the eve of Independence Day, here’s a PSA…

-If you drink don’t drive, do the watermelon crawl! 😉

Also, I haven’t gone anywhere and won’t be and I’m still investigating crimes to keep the streets safe.

So far for 2024:
-I’ve indicted 14 on felony investigations,
-6 Prosecutors Bills of Information
-25 years & 10 months+ a life sentence of imposed incarceration time
-$18,000+ of restitution to victims

03/20/2024

I want to thank everyone who showed me support over the last 9 months and got out and voted in the primary. I met a lot of great people along the way and if nothing else, I established a good base.

I’m still Perry County proud, I’ll still do what I can for the communities, and I’ll still be here in 2028 😉.

03/18/2024

https://www.muskingumprosecutor.org/News-Events/Zanesville-Woman-Who-Faked-Home-Invasion-Killed-Boyfriend-Pleads-Guilty/146/

A Zanesville woman who shot herself with a gun to fake a home invasion and cover up a murder admitted her crimes in Muskingum County Common Pleas Court. .

03/18/2024

ON TODAY’S DATE: Life in Prison w/possibility of parole after 23 years!

Murder w/Gun Spec: GUILTY
Tampering w/Evidence w/ Gun Spec: GUILTY
Abuse of a Co**se: GUILTY

Details below 👇🏼👇🏼

03/17/2024

In two days, thousands across Perry County will pour into the polling locations to cast votes. Win or lose, I just want to say THANK YOU to all of my supporters along the way. It’s been a busy 8.5 months, I’ve met a lot of people throughout this county and I’ve enjoyed it.

Those of you who have shown your public support, THANK YOU and here is one more chance, using the power of social media.

In the comments below, post a picture of your shirt, yard sign(s), business card, koozie, banner, personally signed and delivered or mailed letter, or a picture of a billboard you took while driving by. Then tag 2 people that you want to show your public support to.

Thank you,

Bryan

03/14/2024

CLARIFICATION:

1.) I am running for the Office of Sheriff because I want the position and because I believe I am a quality candidate that can do the job and do it well. I am NOT doing it to split votes and/or make it easier or harder for any other candidate, I’m just running my campaign to win.

2.) There are ONLY Republicans running for the offices of Sheriff and Commissioner. So if you want a say in who your next Sheriff or County Commissioners are, you need to vote in the Republican Primary on Tuesday March 19th.

3.) If you are not currently a Republican and would like to vote and have a say, you can change your designation at the polls Tuesday and still vote however you want in November for the General Election.

03/08/2024

THREE REMINDERS!!! 👇🏼

-1.) Don’t confuse the word “experience” with the word “expertise”. Just because someone has done something longer, doesn’t mean they are better or more qualified.

-2.) Don’t forget about Trotter's Pub and Grill Saturday night at 6p if you want to come talk or meet and get a firsthand opinion about me.

-3.) Don’t forget that the Primary Election is on March 19th and could decide who the next Sheriff is! You can also vote early if you go to the Perry County Board of Elections prior to March 19th or order an absentee ballot.

03/06/2024

A little Q & A for the Tribune

In the Republican primary, three candidates are running for Perry County Sheriff; incumbent William Barker, Bryan Ruff, and Bob Schons. Their responses to the same set of questions, lightly edited

03/03/2024

It was a good time getting out and about yesterday. Starting the day with Mapleline Farms breakfast and ending it in Crooksville with a lot of old friends and family at Crooksville Athletic Boosters Casino Night!