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Deputy Sheriff Ulysses S. Brent | Sumner County Sheriff's Department, Tennessee Sumner County Sheriff's Department, Tennessee

Deputy Sheriff

Ulysses S. Brent

Sumner County Sheriff's Department, Tennessee

End of Watch: Friday, May 9, 1930

Bio & Incident Details

Age: 35

Tour: 2 years

Badge # Not available

Cause: Gunfire

Incident Date: 5/9/1930

Weapon: Shotgun

Suspect: Arrested

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Deputy Sheriff Ulysses Brent was shot and killed in Robertson County while attempting to arrest a man on a bench warrant.

The man had been previously arrested by Deputy Brent for disorderly conduct but failed to appear to face the charges. Deputy Brent and another deputy went to the man's home in Robertson County to arrest him. The man at first cooperated and asked to go inside to get something. When he came back out he opened fire with a shotgun, killing Deputy Brent.

The other deputy was able to arrest the man.

Deputy Brent had served with the Sumner County Sheriff's Office for two years. He was survived by his wife, nine children, and four siblings.

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Ulysses S. Brent was the grandfather I never had the privilege
to meet due to his all-too-early murder in the line of duty. He was taken from our family (leaving 8 young children) at the age of 35 defending the freedoms and privileges we enjoy today. After the induction to the "Wall of Honor" in D.C., last week, I could never be more proud of all our active and fallen officers.
Our prayers go out to all who have lost loved ones serving the American people.

Chaplain Gary F. Smith
Loudoun County Sheriff's Dept. and Fire and Rescue, Loudoun Co., VA
May 18, 2012

 

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