In the summer of 1981, the community of Clinton, Tennessee, was shaken by the sudden and violent death of one of its own. Ray S. Brown, a 60-year-old White male, served his community as a Deputy Sheriff. On June 9, 1981, he responded to a domestic disturbance call, a common duty for law enforcement officers, but one that would tragically be his last.
Upon arriving at the scene of the disturbance, Deputy Brown was fatally shot. The incident cut short the life of a man remembered with deep
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