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Court date set for former Sheriff's deputy charged in dog deaths

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MCNAIRY COUNTY, Tenn. — Connor James Brackin is the former McNairy County Sheriff’s Deputy who is facing 15 total felony charges for actions he allegedly committed while on duty. SEE ALSO: McNairy County deputy resigns following shooting incident involving homeowner’s dogs Former sheriff’s deputy faces multiple charges after killing 7 dogs Former deputy accused of shooting dogs was part of JPD internal investigation According to a press releas…

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Court date set for former Sheriff's deputy charged in dog deaths

MCNAIRY COUNTY, Tenn. — Connor James Brackin is the former McNairy County Sheriff’s Deputy who is facing 15 total felony charges for actions he allegedly committed while on duty. SEE ALSO: McNairy County deputy resigns following shooting incident involving homeowner’s dogs Former sheriff’s deputy faces multiple charges after killing 7 dogs Former deputy accused of shooting dogs was part of JPD internal investigation According to a press releas…

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