The PSA-style video starts off, "Attention Tri-State heroin dealers. Yes you. Come and enjoy our all-inclusive experience. "We've got welcoming parties, air shows, curbside service, complimentary bracelets, quality lodging and a helpful concierge staff."

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Though the video has received more than 50,000 views in less than 10 hours, not everyone is happy about Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones’ latest online video targeting drug dealers.The PSA-style video starts off, "Attention Tri-State heroin dealers. Yes you. Come and enjoy our all-inclusive experience. "We've got welcoming parties, air shows, curbside service, complimentary bracelets, quality lodging and a helpful concierge staff."Watch this storyThat audio is over video of the SWAT team in action, a person being cuffed and others being brought into the jail.To some people it's catchy."Sheriff Jones is always trying to do something. They may laugh at it, but it makes a lot of sense," Brenda Koedel of Fairfield Township said.The "tourism" video is intended to promote the county's new anonymous tip line."He fights for Butler County, which is good," Koedel said.While the tongue-in-cheek video has some laughing, others are disappointed by it."I think he needs to take it a little more serious. You know, there's people out here dying from this stuff," Randy from Hamilton said."I seen a kid that was 10 years old the other day shooting up in the alley. A 10-year-old," resident Renee said.That, Randy and Renee say, is no laughing matter.The two have also seen their own lives affected by the heroin epidemic."Because of heroin, I went to foster care in 2012," Renee said.Renee wasn't addicted, but she said many of her family members were."My brother started heroin. My uncle started heroin, my cousin. I lost all of my family to heroin," she said.For that reason, Renee said the tone of the video bothers her.It is, however, starting to explode on the Internet and with every share an important message is being spread.To report tips through the Butler County sheriff's new anonymous tip line, click here.You can watch the video here.To learn more about the growing heroin problem in the Tri-State, click here.