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SEARCHLocklear, 24, was killed while assisting another officer who was actively pursuing a suspect in a vehicle chase, Kersey said.
Scotland County (NC) Sheriff’s Deputy Alexis “Thunder Eagle” Locklear was killed Thursday in a patrol vehicle accident.
Scotland County (NC) Sheriff’s Deputy Alexis “Thunder Eagle” Locklear was killed in a crash Thursday night off Old Wire Road, Sheriff Ralph Kersey has confirmed.
Locklear, 24, was killed while assisting another officer who was actively pursuing a suspect in a vehicle chase, Kersey said.
The deputy died in a single-vehicle accident, the Laurinburg Exchange reports.
Locklear became a full-time sworn deputy with the Scotland County Sheriff’s Office on May 16, 2017.
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