2 men arrested in assault of Fulton County sheriff’s deputy working off-duty job, Atlanta police say

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Two men were arrested after an assault on a Fulton County sheriff’s deputy who was working an off-duty job at a liquor store in Atlanta. Reports from Atlanta police indicate that the deputy sustained injuries during the incident, which has prompted a thorough investigation. This altercation raises significant concerns about the safety of officers, even when they are not actively on duty. The deputy was reportedly engaged in a routine off-duty employment role, highlighting the risks associated with such positions. Local law enforcement is keen to address the circumstances of this incident to prevent future occurrences.

The community is watching closely as the case unfolds, reflecting a growing concern over crime and safety in Atlanta. This incident serves as an important reminder of the challenges faced by law enforcement personnel in their duties, both on and off duty. As investigations continue, the focus remains on ensuring officer safety and public trust in the local police force.

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