Law enforcement brethren offer condolences to fallen officer’s family after deadly shooting
Following the news Friday afternoon that Locust Grove police Officer Chase Maddox was killed in the line of duty, numerous Georgia police departments and sheriff’s offices reached out to offer condolences on social media.
Henry County sheriff’s deputies Michael D. Corley and Ralph Sidwell “Sid” Callaway were also shot while serving an arrest warrant Friday at a home in Henry County.
For more in-depth coverage of the shooting, please visit MyAJC.com.
A sampling of the response:
Locust Grove Police Department Officer Chase Maddox, End of Watch February 9, 2018#EndofWatch pic.twitter.com/n2VM56Kunp
— DeKalb County Police (@DeKalbCountyPD) February 9, 2018
Our most sincere condolences to the family and friends of Locust Grove Police Officer Chase Maddox, who was killed in the line of duty today. His wife is expecting the birth of their second child any day. Very sad day in Law Enforcement. pic.twitter.com/azZIxi8XTx
— Duluth Police Dept (@DuluthGAPolice) February 9, 2018
GTPD would like to send its sincerest condolences to the loved ones of Officer Chase Maddox of Locust Grove Police Department. We would also like to send well wishes and positive thoughts to Deputies Michael Corley and Sid Callaway of the Henry County Sheriff's Office. pic.twitter.com/pdwKx5G2bK
— Georgia Tech Police (@GaTechPD) February 9, 2018
Our thoughts and prayers are with Officer Chase Maddox's family. Sadly, he was killed in the line of duty today. We are praying for the injured deputies to make a full recovery.#ThinBlueLine
— Norcross Police (@NorcrossPD) February 9, 2018
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Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of the fallen officer, the men and women of the Locust Grove Police Department and the Henry County Sheriff's Office.
— Clayton County PD (@ClaytonCountyPD) February 9, 2018
Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one's life for one's friends. ~John 15:13 pic.twitter.com/QeuL5GbRfV
Our thoughts and prayers are with the Henry County Sheriff's Office, the Locust Grove Police Department, and all their families. pic.twitter.com/kaZfHs5YtN
— Woodstock Police, GA (@WoodstockPD) February 9, 2018
