Deputy of the Year in Lexington County reaches out to Hispanics in South Carolina

Posted on: April 10th, 2006
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“Lexington County sheriff’s deputy David Nieves considers his job more than just fighting crime.

His job also includes helping bridge communication gaps and encouraging those around him to pursue a better life.”

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