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EXCLUSIVE: Deputy Michael Ackerman back at work full-time
Master Deputy Michael Ackerman called in to full duty for the first time Tuesday since he was shot 17 months ago during an incident in West Ashley. Though his new full-time job is in the office as a training coordinator, Ackerman took to the patrol car to
A Watauga County Man has Decided to Run for Congress
The incumbent has held the seat over a decade.
Former law enforcement officer, 1999 App State grad running in primary against Virginia Foxx
WATAUGA — With more than a year until the primary, the 2022 election is already building up steam with candidates declaring their intention to run for office.
Former sheriff's deputy with special needs daughter running for the U.S. House of Representatives
Former Charleston County Sheriff's deputy Michael Ackerman is running for North Carolina's District 5 House seat, and vows to represent his constituents.
Former CCSO deputy who lost partner in shooting now running for office in NC
A former Lowcountry deputy who lost his partner in a shooting is now running for congress in North Carolina. Michael Ackerman worked for the Charleston County Sheriff's Office years ago. In 2014, he and his partner,Joe Matuskovic, were shot at a West Ashley apartment complex. His partner passed away from his injuries, while Ackerman survived the shooting. Since then, Ackerman has tried to get legislation passed in our state for health coverage for first responders struggling with PTSD.
Interview with Michael Ackerman, candidate for Congress (NC-5)
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