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GWINNETT COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE JAILER TERMINATED AND ARRESTED

GCSO

Sep 27, 2024

Press Release

 (Gwinnett County, Ga., September 27, 2024) – Accusations of an alleged jailer misconduct incident were reported to the Jail Investigations Unit on September 26, 2024. While conducting the investigation, it was determined that Jailer Master Theresa Bell, a five-year employee was found to have violated several Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office policies. Sheriff’s Office employees shall abide by all federal, state, and local laws. Deputies and Jailers, having a position of trust and civic responsibility, should conduct themselves to merit the confidence and respect of the public and use of unnecessary force.

 

As a result of this incident, Bell has been served with an intent to terminate and placed on administrative leave.

 

During the investigation, it was determined that she committed the offense of Simple Battery. She is currently detained at the Gwinnett County Jail with bond.

 

Pending the completion of the criminal investigation, our Professional Standards Section will ensure that the outcome of this incident serves the public’s best interest.

 

Sheriff Keybo Taylor stated “Conduct of this nature will not be tolerated by our staff. I want the community to know that we hold our employees to the highest standards of professionalism. Employees should treat everyone they encounter with respect and dignity.”

                                   

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