You do what you do because you care.”Īll award recipients were nominated by their peers and selected via a voting process. What I can count on you for is taking care of each other. What I can count on you for is doing what’s right when nobody’s looking. What I can count on you for is being professional. Thank you for your sense of being a family. “I want to tell you thank you, and I really mean this.
“It’s always my pleasure to recognize the hard work and exceptional service provided by our staff,” Sheriff Roberson said. On Thursday, February 9, Sheriff Mike Roberson hosted the Annual Chatham County Sheriff’s Office Award Ceremony to honor the outstanding men and women who serve within the agency.Īwards were presented at Pittsboro United Methodist Church’s Family Life Center in Pittsboro, where staff members gathered with family and friends to show support for their peers and each award recipient. Highway Patrol with Second Degree Murder, No Liability Insurance, Driving While Impaired, Fail to Wear Seat Belt-Driver, Fail to Maintain Lane Control.ĭavis was placed in custody of the Chatham County Detention Center without bond. In addition to charges from the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office, Davis was charged by the N.C. The driver, Christopher Allen Davis, 40, of 3423 Fairview Farm Rd., Asheboro, was air-lifted to UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill.ĭavis had multiple outstanding warrants related to identity theft, probation violation, and absconding probation and was also charged with Felony Flee to Elude Arrest as well as multiple traffic violations that were observed during the pursuit. The female passenger in the vehicle later died from injuries sustained in the wreck. The driver of the vehicle lost control in the 6000 block of Bonlee Bennett Rd and struck a telephone pole in the front yard of a residence. Despite the Investigator’s blue lights and siren being activated, the vehicle failed to pull over.
The investigator then began to catch up to the vehicle to attempt a traffic stop. The vehicle was observed passing another car in a no passing zone and travelling over twice the legal speed limit.
When the Investigator pulled into the parking lot, the car left the parking lot at a high rate of speed. The Investigator observed two occupants in a silver Honda Accord who appeared to be engaged in activity consistent with using narcotics. On January 5, an Investigator with the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office was in the Bonlee area when he observed a suspicious vehicle in the parking lot of a gas station. Highway Patrol after fleeing in a car to elude deputies and later crashing the car, leading to the death of a passenger, Amber French, 31, of Randleman.
An Asheboro man is facing charges from the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office and the N.C.
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