Ezra Conners sworn in as new police chief in Calhoun City
He s looking forward to rolling up his sleeves and working with his community.
Posted: Jul 1, 2021 6:57 PM
Posted By: Alvin Ivy
He took the oath of office Thursday morning.
Conners joined the Calhoun City Police Department six years ago.
He s looking forward to rolling up his sleeves and working with his community.
Prior to joining the Calhoun City Police Department, the Calhoun City High School graduate worked for the Grenada Police Department.
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Before Loggins died in police custody, officers responded to his cries for help in a homeownerâs backyard. A neighbor dialed 911 early that morning because she heard someone shouting for help outside.