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Raeford Police sergeant honored as department’s first traffic crash reconstructionist

City Council of the City of Raeford · March 1, 2026
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Summary

Chief Marc Godwin recognized Sgt. Michael Norton on Dec. 5 for completing six weeks of training to become the Raeford Police Department’s first Traffic Crash Reconstructionist; the council presented an achievement award.

Police Chief Marc Godwin told the council that Sgt. Michael Norton completed six weeks of specialized training and is now Raeford Police Department’s first Traffic Crash Reconstructionist.

Chief Godwin said the certification enables Sgt. Norton to reconstruct motor vehicle crashes involving other vehicles, pedestrians, bicycles, motorcycles and animals and to determine circumstances for testimony in court. Mayor John K. McNeill III and members of the council congratulated Sgt. Norton and presented him an achievement award.

The recognition is ceremonial; no council action or funding decision was associated with the presentation.