Roger Alford

Roger Alford is from Laurinburg, North Carolina. He graduated from Scotland High School. He and his wife, Linda Mclean, have four daughters, one son, and two grandchildren.

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Roger is an operations commander at the Scotland County Sheriff's Office.

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Roger is currently a deputy with the Scotland County Sheriff's Office.

Roger Alford is from Laurinburg, North Carolina. He graduated from Scotland High School. He and his wife, Linda, have four daughters, one son, and two grandchildren.

Roger is a major at the Scotland County Sheriff's Office, where he has worked since 2008. He previously served as a sergeant, detective, lieutenant, and captain. 

Roger previously served as a deputy with the Scotland County Sheriff's Office.

Roger Alford is from Laurinburg, North Carolina. He graduated from Scotland High School and completed the Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) program at Sandhills Community College. He and his wife, Linda Mclean, have four daughters, one son, and two grandchildren together.

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Roger Alford is from Laurinburg, North Carolina. He graduated from Scotland High School. He graduated from Sandhills Community College's BLET program. He and his wife, Linda Mclean, have four daughters, one son, and two grandchildren.

Roger previously served as a major in the Scotland County Sheriff's Office.

Roger is a major law enforcement officer. He works at the Scotland County Sheriff's Office, where he oversees day-to-day operations and leads community policing efforts. He previously served as a deputy in the same office.

- The sheriff is responsible for enforcing the law, managing security in jails and courtrooms. They also oversee daily conditions of the jail and inmates in custody and serve legal documents such as warrants and eviction notices. Their ultimate responsibility is to protect the community. 