A sheriff went looking for a truck with a profane Trump sticker. He found controversy instead.

(Brennan Linsley | The Associated Press) Buttons and stickers for sale before a campaign event with Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, at the Rimrock Auto Arena, in Billings, Mont., Thursday, May 26, 2016.

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A sheriff went looking for a truck with a profane Trump sticker. He found controversy instead.

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