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Lubbock County Commissioner Jason Corley Caught On Video Leaving Fireball At A Resident's Door - kkam.com

A video circulating on Facebook appears to show Lubbock County Commissioner Jason Corley leaving a bottle of Fireball whiskey in a resident's planter while knocking on doors in the area. The clip spread across social media over the weekend and drew immediate attention given Corley's role as an elected official.
The clip spread across social media over the weekend and drew immediate attention given Corley's role as an elected official. The video shows what appears to be Corley approaching a home, placing the bottle in the planter near the door, and continuing on his way.
Corley has not publicly explained the moment. The source reporting on the incident noted he could offer an explanation, such as finding the bottle and disposing of it, but acknowledged that possibility without confirming it.
For people here, an elected county official appearing on video in this kind of situation raises real questions about conduct and judgment, regardless of the explanation. Corley represents Lubbock County residents and knocks on their doors as part of routine constituent outreach, which makes the context of the video harder to brush aside. County commissioners hold significant sway over local budgets, roads, and public services.
No formal complaint or investigation has been reported as of the time of this story, and Corley has not issued a public statement based on available information.
Lubbock County has four other commissioners, but Corley is the one on video.
Common questions
What does the video of Jason Corley show?
- The video appears to show Lubbock County Commissioner Jason Corley placing a bottle of Fireball whiskey in a planter near a resident's door while knocking on doors in the area. The clip spread on Facebook over the weekend and quickly drew public attention.
Has Commissioner Corley explained the Fireball video?
- No. As of the reporting, Jason Corley had not publicly explained the moment. One possible explanation raised was that he may have found the bottle and was disposing of it, but that was not confirmed by Corley or any official source.
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