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Sheriff says BC Crime page unaffiliated with office; announces K-9 certification and staffing milestones

Bleckley County Commissioner Meeting · April 1, 2026
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Summary

Sheriff Daniel Cape told commissioners the 'BC Crime' Facebook post is not affiliated with the Sheriff's Office; he also announced K-9 Officer Kevin Brown earned tracking and narcotics certification, Deputy Caleb Brown graduated from the Academy, and the office is fully staffed.

Sheriff Daniel Cape told the commissioners that the 'BC Crime' Facebook post has no affiliation with the Sheriff’s Office and that the information cited there came from an open records request. Cape also announced personnel updates: K-9 Officer Kevin Brown completed certification in tracking and narcotics, Deputy Caleb Brown graduated from the Academy, and the Sheriff’s Office is now fully staffed. Cape recognized National Dispatcher Week and expressed appreciation for 911 Center staff.

The remarks were delivered as operational updates rather than items requiring formal action by the commission. No disciplinary or investigatory claims were made in the meeting record; the sheriff’s statement was a public clarification about the social media page’s relationship to the office.