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The Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office is proud to recognize the following for September Spotlight of the Month: Assistant Chief J. Casey, Major D. Royal, Lieutenant C. Young, Lieutenant A. Hilliard, Lieutenant J. Smith, Sergeant A. Baker, Corporal S. Santa Maria, Deputy Sheriff Master G. Coward, Deputy Sheriff Senior R. Fluker, Deputy Sheriff Senior K. Carroll, Deputy Sheriff Master A. Booker, Deputy Sheriff Master R. Lewin-Bye, Deputy Sheriff Master K. Little, Deputy Sheriff Master K. Fieldgrove, Deputy Sheriff Master G. Fields, and Deputy Sheriff Master L. Harri. On July 2, 2025, an individual at GJAC suffered cardiac arrest. GCSO Court deputies promptly alerted 911, initiated CPR, and deployed an Automated External Defibrillator (AED). When Fire and Emergency Services arrived, they continued life-saving efforts. As a result, the individual regained a pulse and was subsequently transferred to Northside Gwinnett for advanced cardiac care.  GCSO Court deputies were honored by county leaders and Gwinnett Fire and Emergency Services for their life-saving response during the medical emergency. This incident is a testament to the commitment and professionalism of our staff and all Gwinnett first responders. We extend our gratitude to Gwinnett Fire Chief Fred Cephas and Northside Hospital’s Chief Operating Officer in Duluth, and Vice President of Physicians Services Jay Dennard for highlighting the commendable service of GCSO and for supporting our shared mission of public service.

Celebrating Gwinnett County’s Heroes: Honoring Life-Saving Actions of Our Dedicated First Responders

The Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office is proud to recognize the following for September Spotlight of the Month:

Assistant Chief J. Casey, Major D. Royal, Lieutenant C. Young, Lieutenant A. Hilliard, Lieutenant J. Smith, Sergeant A. Baker, Corporal S. Santa Maria, Deputy Sheriff Master G. Coward, Deputy Sheriff Senior R. Fluker, Deputy Sheriff Senior K. Carroll, Deputy Sheriff Master A. Booker, Deputy Sheriff Master R. Lewin-Bye, Deputy Sheriff Master K. Little, Deputy Sheriff Master K. Fieldgrove, Deputy Sheriff Master G. Fields, and Deputy Sheriff Master L. Harri.

On July 2, 2025, an individual at GJAC suffered cardiac arrest. GCSO Court deputies promptly alerted 911, initiated CPR, and deployed an Automated External Defibrillator (AED). When Fire and Emergency Services arrived, they continued life-saving efforts. As a result, the individual regained a pulse and was subsequently transferred to Northside Gwinnett for advanced cardiac care. 

GCSO Court deputies were honored by county leaders and Gwinnett Fire and Emergency Services for their life-saving response during the medical emergency. This incident is a testament to the commitment and professionalism of our staff and all Gwinnett first responders. We extend our gratitude to Gwinnett Fire Chief Fred Cephas and Northside Hospital’s Chief Operating Officer in Duluth, and Vice President of Physicians Services Jay Dennard for highlighting the commendable service of GCSO and for supporting our shared mission of public service.