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SC Fallen Officers – May 9

May 9, 2025 by John Blackmon

May 9

Today, we remember Chester County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Sheriff William C. Doster and Lieutenant James Brice Waters, and Chester Police Department, Chester, SC Police Officer W. A. R. Wilson.

On this date in 1970, Deputy William Doster and Lieutenant James Waters were shot and killed while serving a warrant to a local farmer. Deputy Doster had only served with the agency for 2 weeks. He was survived by his daughter. Lieutenant Waters had served with the agency for 20 years.

On this date in 1891, Police Officer W.A.R. Wilson was shot and killed by a subject who was seeking revenge over an arrest he had made the previous day. Officer Wilson was a Confederate Army veteran and had served with the Chester Police Department for only six months.

Filed Under: Fallen Officers

Recent Rock Hill Incident Highlights Ongoing Risks Faced by Law Enforcement

January 24, 2024 by John Blackmon

Our brave men & women of law enforcement face constant dangers to keep our communities safe. The recent incident in Rock Hill highlights the risks they take daily. Two individuals involved in an armed robbery and chase put officers at great risk.

We applaud the collaboration of Rock Hill Police, York County Sheriff’s Office, Chester County Sheriff’s Office, and SC Highway Patrol in bringing these criminals to justice. Their coordinated efforts resulted in the apprehension of the suspects.

We stand united with our officers, thankful for their dedication. Incidents like these underscore the need for continued support and resources to ensure the safety of those who protect and serve.

Read the details: https://www.heraldonline.com/news/local/crime/article284574335.html

Filed Under: SC Law Enf News

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