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Charleston Police Chief Luther Reynolds loses leg in cancer treatment, will remain in post

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Charleston Police Chief Luther Reynolds has lost a leg in his struggle with cancer. Reynolds had one of his legs amputated while undergoing treatment for a serious and rare form of cancer. Mayor John Tecklenburg called Reynolds "one of the finest men I've ever had the honor to know"

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Charleston Police Chief Luther Reynolds loses leg in cancer treatment, will remain in post

Reynolds will continue serving as chief, and his prognosis for the future is "very positive," he wrote in a Feb. 4 statement.

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Charleston Police Chief Luther Reynolds has leg amputated in battle with aggressive cancer

Charleston Police Chief Luther Reynolds has undergone a leg amputation as he battles an aggressive form of cancer. The amputation was part of a "radical surgery" aimed at saving his life during a January stay at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. Despite the adversity of such a life-altering medical event, Chief Reynolds says he intends to return to work and continue serving as chief.

·Charleston, United States
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WCIV broke the news in Charleston, United States on Friday, February 4, 2022.
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