Deputy Sheriff James Chiverton

Deputy Sheriff James Chiverton

Livingston County Sheriff's Office, New York

End of Watch Tuesday, March 3, 1987

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James Chiverton

Deputy Sheriff James Chiverton was killed in an automobile crash on I-390 approximately one-quarter mile east of E Henrietta Road in Henrietta.

Another vehicle entered the interstate driving in the wrong direction and struck Deputy Chiverton's vehicle head-on. The other driver was also killed in the crash.

Deputy Chiverton was driving to Pittston was part of an investigation he was conducting when the crash occurred.

Deputy Chiverton had served with the Livingston County Sheriff's Office for six years and had previously served with the Caledonia Police Department. He is survived by his wife and two sons.

Bio

  • Age 29
  • Tour 6 years
  • Badge Not available

Incident Details

  • Cause Automobile crash

routine driving, wrong-way driver

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Jim, so long ago, 1979ish, you rode with me at the Livingston County Sheriff's Department, you were selling cars, and your dream was to be a Livingston County Sheriff's Deputy. I was so happy your dream came true. I was honored to have you work with me when you came on part time, and it was a joy to serve with you on the midinight shift when u came on full time. 23 years after your passing, I was honored to do a comedy show in your benefit, and have your sons at the show. I left for California in 1983, and we lost touch, but I think of you often, and remember the many laughs we shared, and the smiles and laughs you gave others with your great sense of humor. You are missed.

Sergeant
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Dept.

June 25, 2012

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