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Man Surrenders in Dragging of Deputy


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Jollee Bedford Jr.
Jollee Bedford Jr.
A man wanted in an incident in which a Franklin County sheriff’s deputy was dragged beside a car turned himself in to authorities Friday, the sheriff's department said.

Jollee Bedford Jr. of Louisburg surrendered in mid-afternoon, officials said. Deputies said they were discussing the incident with him and could not say what charges they would file.

 According to investigators, Deputy Crystal Mitchell was responding to a call Tuesday that two individuals were trying to rob a man on foot on Sims Bridge Road.

Mitchell noticed two men punching one another and tried to break up the fight, authorities said. The men pulled a gun on the deputy and then tried to drive off while holding onto her, dragging her a few yards, according to the investigators.

Mitchell suffered minor injuries in the incident.

RELATED TOPICS: Franklin County

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I just realized from your screen name that you are obviously jealous. Did she get YOUR job when Pat Green cleaned house? LMAOROTF.

fnklncopper, YOU are an ass! Shame on you. We are thankful to have such dedicated officers and deputies in Franklin County. I hope you never need help....never mind. I can see that you are probably one of the ones who cause the trouble in the first place......JERK.

That's what happens when a badge bunny gets a real badge.........

I am glad he surrendered. Law enforcement officals put their lives on the line everyday and whether you like them or not, they do their job. They have families to support too. THANK YOU TO ALL LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS!!

they should lock up this MOON-CRICKET asap

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