Lucius Amerson, the first Black sheriff in the South since Reconstruction, is celebrated for his legacy of fairness and courage in Macon County, Alabama.
Robert “Buck” Shannon steps into history as Peach County’s first Black sheriff. With 27 years of experience, he plans to modernize policing, tackle crime, and strengthen community ties.
Byron Roberson becomes Johnson County’s first Black sheriff, ending a 96-year Democratic drought. His leadership promises change, collaboration, and a new direction for the sheriff’s office.
Discover how Walter Moses Burton became America’s first Black sheriff in 1869 and fought for Black education as a Texas state senator, breaking racial barriers along the way.
David D. Miles makes history as Suffolk’s first Black Sheriff, pledging to foster unity and responsive service in a growing, diverse community.
Marian Brown triumphs in the runoff race, securing her position as Dallas County’s first Black sheriff with nearly 69% of the vote. Her victory over former boss Lupe Valdez marks a significant milestone in law enforcement history and…
The inspiring journey of Everett Sesker, who made history as Anne Arundel County’s first Black sheriff two years ago. Learn about his transition from college basketball star to top cop and his commitment to progressive reforms and community…