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NC Supreme Court hears case of injured Robeson County sheriff’s deputy

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By Sarah Nagem and Heidi Perez-Moreno sarahnagem@borderbelt.org It was a familiar scene along Interstate 95: A construction crew was toiling into the early-morning hours on March 28, 2019, and local law enforcement officers helped guide drivers through the work zone. James Obershea, then a captain with the Robeson County Sheriff’s Office, and Fairmont Police Chief Jon Edwards decided additional officers were needed to direct traffic …Read more…

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NC Supreme Court hears case of injured Robeson County sheriff’s deputy

By Sarah Nagem and Heidi Perez-Moreno sarahnagem@borderbelt.org It was a familiar scene along Interstate 95: A construction crew was toiling into the early-morning hours on March 28, 2019, and local law enforcement officers helped guide drivers through the work zone. James Obershea, then a captain with the Robeson County Sheriff’s Office, and Fairmont Police Chief Jon Edwards decided additional officers were needed to direct traffic …Read more…

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