Personal Narrative: An Interview With Bryan County Sheriff

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Today I interviewed a man by the name of Johnny Christian. He just recently earned the title of Bryan County Sheriff so I knew he had to be full of good ideas. I started by asking him all the questions in the list in order and then a couple of my own. I learned that he has been friends with my dad since they were kids and also grew up in the same town I live in now. He went to the same high school as me and had no intentions of becoming a police officer as a college student. It surprised me when I asked about the technology improvements and he told me that people had to share phone lines. He is impressed with the cellular device and how much it really can do. As a child he loved playing with his dog and over the years it has changed to building

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