human
Wrong. He served in the Army, became a cop, and rose to head the Arizona DEA. Elected multiple times as a sheriff . His life has been about serving. He overstepped his authority, and violated legal orders, for which he was due to be punished. Rightfully so. However, I have no problem with him being pardoned. I do have a problem with his current efforts at exoneration, and with Trump's vocal admiration of his conduct while sheriff. 
Obama indeed pardoned many with far more serious crimes, yet I can't recall him ever expressing support for their actions.
gpt
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