Sheriff
Coverage of Sheriff in the Nexus archive.
- Sheriff’s office training exercise to be held at Porter Ridge High School
The Union County Sheriff’s Office is scheduled to conduct a training exercise at Porter Ridge High School on Thursday. This event may result in an increased law enforcement presence in the area, though officials stated there is no threat to the community. The sheriff asked for public understanding and cooperation as deputies undergo training.
- Attorney asks sheriff to halt LSU tax collections over boundary dispute
An attorney is requesting the sheriff to stop LSU's tax collections due to a boundary dispute. LSU's Economic Development District has collected over $876,000 in sales taxes as of May but lacks clear maps of excluded areas.
- New gun law requires approval from sheriff and safety courses to buy some semi-automatic firearms
Colorado's new law requires sheriff approval and safety courses for purchasing semi-automatic firearms with detachable magazines. Sponsored by State Sen. Tom Sullivan, the law addresses enforcement issues with high-capacity magazines. Gun rights advocates like Alicia Garcia oppose the mandates, arguing they burden law-abiding owners.
- Union County chase ends after a man drives into a ditch in a soybean field: Sheriff
On July 31, deputies attempted a traffic stop in Union County, but the driver fled and crashed into a ditch within a soybean field south of Monroe. The incident was reported by the sheriff.
- Sheriff in Nancy Guthrie case explains why he finally released ransom notes as investigation hits 6-month mark
Authorities released two ransom notes believed to be from Nancy Guthrie's abductors as the investigation reaches six months. The sheriff provided an explanation for the release.
- Two nightmarish ransom notes sent to Savannah Guthrie are released in full by sheriff, with second offering chilling details on how 84-year-old Nancy DIED shortly after her abduction
Two ransom notes sent to Savannah Guthrie have been released by a sheriff, with the second note revealing details about the death of an 84-year-old woman named Nancy following her abduction.
- Two nightmarish ransom notes sent to Savannah Guthrie are released in full by sheriff, with second offering chilling details on how 84-year-old Nancy DIED shortly after her abduction
Two ransom notes sent to Savannah Guthrie were released by a sheriff, with the second note detailing the death of an 84-year-old woman named Nancy following her abduction. The notes were described as nightmarish and offered chilling information about Nancy's circumstances.
- Two men to file wrongful arrest lawsuit over Nancy Guthrie disappearance case
Two men are filing a $3.25 million wrongful arrest lawsuit against a sheriff in the case of Nancy Guthrie's disappearance. Nancy, the mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie, was last seen safe at her Arizona home in February, with authorities suspecting kidnapping but no suspects identified after six months.
- Sheriff discloses ‘complex and time-intensive’ analysis in Nancy Guthrie search as six-month mark nears
The sheriff leading the search for Nancy Guthrie admitted that analyzing DNA and digital evidence collected over nearly six months has been 'complex and time-intensive.'
- Iredell County man arrested for violating domestic violence protective order: Sheriff
An Iredell County man was arrested on four misdemeanor counts for allegedly violating a domestic violence protective order. The arrest was reported by the sheriff's office.
- Parents and six children found dead in burning Michigan home died of murder-suicide, as sheriff identifies who pulled the trigger
Parents and six children were found dead in a burning Michigan home, with authorities confirming the deaths resulted from a murder-suicide. The sheriff identified the individual who pulled the trigger.
- Swearing-in ceremony set to be held for NYC Sheriff Edwin Raymond
The swearing-in ceremony for NYC Sheriff Edwin Raymond is scheduled for Monday morning. Raymond was appointed to the position in May.
- Sausalito city manager arrested for suspected burglary less than 3 weeks after starting job: sheriff
Sausalito City Manager Elaine Forbes was arrested early Saturday morning on suspicion of burglary less than three weeks after starting the job. The sheriff confirmed the arrest.
- Reward offered for arrest of Union County teen wanted for attempted murder: Sheriff
A reward is being offered for the arrest of Bennett, a Union County teen wanted for attempted murder. Officials say Bennett, considered armed and dangerous, is believed to be in Monroe or Wingate.
- Deported sex offender found living under false name in Chesterfield County: Sheriff
A sex offender deported from the United States in 1999 was found living under a false name in Chesterfield County. The individual was convicted of two counts of Child Molestation in DeKalb County, Georgia, in May 1998.
- Apple announces he won't seek fifth term as Albany County Sheriff
Albany County Sheriff Craig Apple Sr. announced he will not seek reelection. The decision ends his potential bid for a fifth term as sheriff.
- Toddler drowns in Catawba County, sheriff says
A 2-year-old toddler drowned in Catawba County, North Carolina, on July 13 after first responders were called to a home in Maiden. The child was pronounced dead despite life-saving efforts, and authorities are investigating the circumstances leading to the incident.
- Nolan Wells sheriff warns death investigation not be rushed as teen’s final moments remain shrouded in mystery
The sheriff leading the investigation into the disappearance and death of Nolan Wells has warned that the probe will not be rushed. A week after his body was discovered, speculation about his final moments continues to intensify.
- The two Democrats running for Chittenden County sheriff couldn’t be more different
Kevin Bloom, a music studio operator with no law enforcement background, challenges Dan Gamelin, a former deputy with over 40 years of experience, in the Chittenden County sheriff Democratic primary. Bloom criticizes traditional sheriff duties and seeks to redirect the role toward unpaid public service, while Gamelin emphasizes expanding his department's size and revenue.
- Off-duty NW Indiana officer charged with driving patrol car under the influence: sheriff
An off-duty police officer in Northwest Indiana was arrested after being suspected of driving a patrol car while intoxicated last weekend. The sheriff reported the incident, leading to charges against the officer.
- Bond Kiosk Jury Duty Scam
A scammer impersonated a court to pressure the victim into paying $4,000 via a 'federal bond kiosk' or facing arrest, using real officer and judge names to appear credible. Family members and a police officer confirmed the scam, highlighting red flags like no caller ID, cryptocurrency kiosks, and unsolicited court correspondence via text.
- Man living in stranger's garage arrested for starting fire: Sheriff
A man was arrested for allegedly starting a fire after it was discovered he was residing in a stranger's garage where the fire occurred.
- The jobs US presidents had before taking office, from teachers to peanut farmers
The article highlights various jobs held by US presidents before entering the White House, including Jimmy Carter as a peanut farmer, Abraham Lincoln as a postmaster, and John F. Kennedy as a journalist. It notes that while some presidents had political careers, others worked in roles like tailoring, ranching, and law enforcement.
- Sheriff frustrated after 'lack of respect' during Colorado search and rescue
A sheriff in Colorado expressed frustration over a man's actions following a search and rescue request, which officials described as showing a 'profound lack of respect for effort and resources.'
- Missing South Carolina 4-year-old girl believed dead; Parents arrested
South Carolina authorities believe 4-year-old Javeayah Harris is dead. Her parents have been arrested in connection to the case.
- Woman allegedly planned to kill husband, burn home amid financial struggles, sheriff says
A 58-year-old North Carolina woman has been charged with attempted first-degree murder after admitting to attacking her husband while he slept because of alleged financial difficulties, according to the sheriff.
- Person found dead near Lake Hickory: Sheriff
A person was found dead near Lake Hickory. Detectives are actively investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.
- 3-year-old dies after falling into pond in East Baton Rouge Tuesday, sheriff says
A three-year-old child drowned in a pond in Baton Rouge after slipping out of a door on Tuesday evening. The incident occurred in East Baton Rouge, as reported by the sheriff.
- Ransom notes in Nancy Guthrie case determined to be FAKE in bombshell update as sheriff blasted for refusing help in early days of disappearance
Ransom notes in the Nancy Guthrie case have been determined to be fake, and the sheriff has faced criticism for refusing assistance during the early days of her disappearance.
- 117 dead dogs found at troubled NorCal sanctuary: sheriff
Over 100 deceased dogs, many shot to death, were discovered at Miranda’s Rescue, a 'no-kill' sanctuary in Fortuna, Calif., by investigators. The sanctuary accepted hundreds of dogs annually in exchange for hundreds of thousands of dollars.
- SF’s RESET Center has admitted 600 people. Now the sheriff wants more
The SF RESET Center has admitted 600 people in its first two months, with the sheriff highlighting its successes, while advocates question its effectiveness in connecting people to care.
- Two men arrested from 2024 Anson County tractor-trailer part of larger NC operation: Sheriff
Two men were arrested in 2024 Anson County for stealing a tractor-trailer, which is part of a larger operation in North Carolina, as reported by the sheriff. Detectives found that individuals disconnected the trailer from the tractor truck and drove it off the property.
- 250 million bees on the loose in Yellowstone nightmare as sheriff's heroic response saves terrified tourists
250 million bees were on the loose in Yellowstone, prompting a sheriff's heroic response that saved terrified tourists. The incident caused a crisis but was resolved through the sheriff's actions.
- Wild video shows massive brawl on river sandbar: ‘The water and drinking don’t mix’
A wild video captures a large brawl occurring on a river sandbar. The sheriff commented that 'The water and drinking don’t mix,' implying a possible connection between alcohol and the incident.
- SFPD and Sheriff execute search on Wiese Street
SFPD and Sheriff executed a search on Wiese Street, resulting in the detention of up to seven men.
- Boyfriend who watched longtime partner mauled to death by pit bulls arrested after cops find three dead dogs in trailer
A boyfriend was arrested after his longtime partner was mauled to death by pit bulls, and authorities discovered three dead dogs in his trailer. The sheriff described the incident as one of the saddest cases.
- Ashe County parents charged after four-month-old suffers broken ribs: Sheriff
Ashe County parents were charged after their four-month-old child suffered broken ribs, as reported by the sheriff. The parents each posted a $250,000 bond, according to court documents.
- Gilgo Beach killer writes to other jailed murderer, reads crime novels behind bars, sheriff says
The Manhattan architect, who lived a secret life as the Gilgo Beach serial killer, has been in a segregated cell for three years. He writes to another jailed murderer and reads crime novels while incarcerated, according to the sheriff.
- Court uses flawed metrics in battle with pretrial diversion nonprofit, sheriff claims
The court plans to transfer pretrial work to probation but has not provided supporting data, according to a sheriff who claims flawed metrics are being used in the dispute with a pretrial diversion nonprofit.
- Top Maryland Dem denies claim that sheriff demanded she stop sexting his deputies
A Maryland county executive denies a sheriff's claim that he demanded she stop sending explicit messages to his deputies. The sheriff alleges he has proof he asked her to cease the activity, leading to a public dispute.