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Our Mission is to ...
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strive to build
problem-solving partnerships with the community in order to
prevent crimes and increase the quality of life in Scotland
County. It is our goal to provide all citizens prompt,
courteous, and professional services while respecting the rights
and dignity of those we encounter.
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Sheriff
Shep Jones |
Agency Directory
PO Box 607, Laurinburg,
North Carolina, 28353. T-910.276.3385. F-910.610.1590
Chief Deputy Mitch Johnson,
mjohnson@scotlandsheriff.org |
Captain
Lloyd Goins,
majorlgoins2002@yahoo.com |
Captain David Newton,
dr.newt@hotmail.com |
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Captain
K. B. Howell,
kbhowell@scotlandsheriff.org |
Mary Ann Reynolds,
records@scotlandsheriff.org |
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Deputy
Jamie Sweet,
jsweet@scotlandsheriff.org |
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Captain James Pegues,
Patrol Commander -
910.277.3127 |
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