Hopkins County Sheriff Lewis Tatum has announced the promotions of three dedicated members of the Hopkins County Sheriff's Office, recognizing their commitment, experience, and leadership abilities.
Michael Russell has been promoted to Chief Investigator. With extensive years of service and a proven record in complex investigations, Russell has consistently displayed exceptional investigative skills and a strong dedication to justice for the residents of Hopkins County. As Chief Investigator, Russell will now oversee and manage the Investigations Division, providing leadership and guidance to the investigative team.
Justin Wilkerson has been promoted to Sergeant Investigator. Wilkerson has been a vital member of the Patrol Division, consistently demonstrating thoroughness and dedication in his duties. His skills are expected to further strengthen the Criminal Investigation Division's teamwork in serving the citizens of Hopkins County.
Drew Fisher has been promoted to Patrol Sergeant. Sergeant Fisher has demonstrated exemplary dedication and leadership within the Sheriff's Office. His promotion recognizes his ability to effectively lead and supervise personnel, ensuring the efficient and effective delivery of law enforcement services to the community.
Sheriff Tatum commented on the promotions, stating, "These promotions are a reflection of the hard work, dedication, and professionalism that Michael, Justin, and Drew bring to our Sheriff's Office every day. They are valuable assets to our team and to the citizens of Hopkins County. I am confident that they will excel in their new roles and continue to serve our community with distinction."
The Hopkins County Sheriff's Office extends its congratulations to Chief Investigator Michael Russell, Sergeant Investigator Justin Wilkerson, and Sergeant Drew Fisher on their well-deserved advancements.
