Ron James, 55, the chief deputy of the Thomas County Sheriff’s Office in Georgia, is under investigation for allegedly stealing firearms from the department. The inquiry began after a meth pipe was discovered in his police vehicle. Further investigations revealed that James had taken and traded department firearms.
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Georgia sheriff's chief deputy accused of stealing firearms amid drug addiction investigation
Ron James, chief deputy of the Thomas County Sheriff’s Office in Georgia, is being investigated for allegedly stealing firearms to support a drug addiction. The investigation was initiated after a meth pipe was found in his police vehicle.
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Top cop accused of selling department guns to fuel secret drug addiction
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Georgia sheriff's chief deputy accused of stealing firearms amid drug addiction investigation