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Pickup truck wanted after dragging pedestrian in Ypsilanti Township

Pickup truck wanted after dragging pedestrian in Ypsilanti Township By FOX 2 Staff article The Washtenaw County Sheriff is searching for a suspect who dragged a pedestrian after asking the driver to slow down. YPSILANTI TWP, Mich. (FOX 2) - The Washtenaw County Sheriff said it is searching for the driver of a Ford F-250 after a pedestrian was dragged in Ypsilanti Township after asking him to slow down in a subdivision. According to the sheriff s office, the truck was speeding through the area when a pedestrian asked him to slow down. The driver and pedestrian got into an altercation and ended with the truck speeding off and dragging the pedestrian.

Keiser University Alumnus and Student Form Unique Bond Through Commitment to Service

Keiser University Alumnus and Student Form Unique Bond Through Commitment to Service Service to others has always been a calling for Keiser University graduate and Leon County Sheriff’s Deputy Wayne Webb. It’s a task he’s dedicated himself to most of his life. From his service in the U.S. military to his role as a law enforcement officer, compassion drives all he does. “I’ve always believed in service to others,” said Deputy Webb. “To serve is truly a selfless act, an act of love for every human that you come into contact with.” Following his graduation from Crystal River High School (Florida) in 1992, Deputy Webb joined the United States Army. He served four years as a motor transportation operator with the 10

Sheriff deputy loses almost everything in house fire including his K-9

Sheriff deputy loses almost everything in house fire including his K-9 Tunica deputy loses home, K-9 partner in fire By Kelli Cook | December 9, 2020 at 10:17 PM CST - Updated December 9 at 11:23 PM TUNICA, Miss. (WMC) - Around 2:30 Saturday afternoon, Tunica County volunteer firefighters got a call that involved one of their fellow first responders. They were called to the home of a Tunica County sheriff deputy. Neighbors watched in horror as Sheriff Deputy Terrance Webb’s home went up in flames. Firefighters arrived just in time to save his neighbor’s home. “If it had been five minutes later, I would have been in the same predicament as them,” said Webb’s next-door neighbor Marcus Carver.