EXPERIENCE
Integrity, Experience and Commitment
I'm not a career politician nor have I only held one position in the judicial system. I can bring a great deal of experience to the Sheriff's Office without needing my deputies to train me how to be the Sheriff. Yes, I will always learn from the deputies and all of the staff of the office, but I will also have the ability to assist them with my own solid law enforcement experience in order to better serve the community.
Loomis Fargo case in 2001.Left to right. Atty. Chuck Morgan, Jody Calloway, Brian Crump, Atty. Larry Hewitt, Jennifer Calloway. — Drawing by Jerry McJunkins.
Brian Crump
for Union County Sheriff
I'm not a career politician nor have I only held one position in the judicial system. I can bring a great deal of experience to the Sheriff's Office without needing my deputies to train me how to be the Sheriff. Yes, I will always learn from the deputies and all of the staff of the office, but I will also have the ability to assist them with my own solid law enforcement experience in order to better serve the community.
Recently, a Union County resident asked what my qualifications were to to be his Sheriff ... So, I thought I would share this with everyone - First, thanks so much for your question and being engaged with our "State of the County."
I have been in the Law Enforcement profession since 1993. I started my career in Mecklenburg County under Sheriff Kidd a a part-time dispatcher. After graduating from the police academy in 1994, I started working in the Civil and Fugitive apprehension unit. In conjunction with the Sheriff's office, I worked part-time as a patrol officer in Stanly County. After only a short time there, I was the supervisor over all part-time personnel and an investigator under the late Chief Stephen Drye.
A well rounded Sheriff isn't one who has only spent a career in a patrol car or one specific office, whether elected or appointed, but someone who has my experience and dedication
I have been the lead defense investigator in some of the Charlotte area most notable cases including those of Rae Carruth, George Shin, Loomis Fargo, and MS-13 just to name a few.
In 2000, I started my own business, Crump Investigations. I have been a lead investigator on everything from DWI to the MS-13 gang, federal drug conspiracies and RICO cases. I have averaged several capital and non-capital murder cases every year. In addition, I've worked personal and property crimes from rape and robbery to accidental deaths.
My experience is simply unparalleled to others.
I look forward to answering any questions you may have for me or my vision of the future for Union County.
This picture I was asked to examine nine pistol shell casing's to see how many weapons that were possibly used in a murder in Chapel Hill. — Brian Crump
