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Milam County Sheriff Mike Clore congratulates Mental Health Deputy Sam Ferguson, IV on his retirement. Photos from Milam County Sheriff’s Office Facebook Milam County Sheriff Mike Clore congratulates Mental Health Deputy Sam Ferguson, IV on his retirement. Photos from Milam County Sheriff’s Office Facebook.Milam County Sheriff Mike Clore congratulated Mental Health Deputy Sam Ferguson, IV on his retirement from Milam County and a distinguished career in law enforcement.Ferguson served in the Security Police of the US Air Force for 4 years before attending college and ultimately graduating from the Police Academy in 1992.He would later be instrumental in creating a mental health program for law enforcement agencies to model after in how they interact with those suffering from mental health crises.

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