DEPUTY DO RIGHT TO THE NAZ WRANGLERS' WHISKIE: CRIME DOES NOT PAY

Published on June 25, 2024

You have heard the adage "Crime Does Not Pay", and June 23rd at the NAZ Wranglers home game vs. San Antonio, YCSO's Deputy Do Right proved it, and the crowd was behind him.

At halftime, in a "Nerf Shoot the Cup Contest" featuring Do Right and Wranglers' mascot Whiskie, Do Right was breezing to victory when Whiskie thought cheating was the best way to steal the championship. But as he ran up to the table and knocked down all of his cups by hand (Do Right, of course, did the right thing by firing Nerf pellets at the stack of cups from the proper distance), he didn't take into account that YCSO has the final say. Deputy Do Right, on Western Theme Night, grabbed a cowboy's rope and lassoed the lawbreaker Whiskie, and then led him away, forcing Whiskie to admit he was wrong, and Do Right was the winner.  We heard Whiskie tell Do Right, "Now I know that honesty is the best policy." The Wranglers home crowd cheered loudly for the good guy coming out on top.

After winning the IFL championship in 2022, the Wranglers now have two home games remaining as they fight for a playoff spot once again: Sat June 29 and Sat July 13, both at 6pm at the Findlay Toyota Center in Prescott Valley. June 29 is First Responders and Military Appreciation Night and July 13 is the final home game of the regular season with a big tailgating event at 4pm.

YCSO appreciates the Wranglers' great support of law enforcement and we represent at the home games, with a major recruitment display to let people know we are offering great careers. If you would like more information, go to ycsojobs.com or call (928)708-9276.