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Middlesex police chief arrested on cyberstalking charges

Chief William Dennis Murray was arrested by the Nash County Sheriff's Office while off-duty Tuesday. Town of Middlesex administrative assistant Tammy Pittman surrendered to police Wednesday afternoon.

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MIDDLESEX, N.C. — The Middlesex Chief of Police and an administrative assistant were in custody Wednesday on charges of cyberstalking.

Chief William Dennis Murray was arrested by the Nash County Sheriff’s Office while off-duty Tuesday. Town of Middlesex administrative assistant Tammy Pittman surrendered to police Wednesday afternoon.

Authorities said the arrests stem from charges taken out by Pittman’s husband that allege cyberstalking by Pittman and Murray.

Murray was being held at the Nash County Detention Center under a $1,000 bond. Pittman received a 48-hour hold and was in custody at the Nash County Detention Center until she is scheduled to receive a bond Friday.

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