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Sheriff recognizes two deputies for CPR assistance that helped save a life

Habersham County commissioners heard the sheriff honor two deputies whose quick CPR response aided a patient in distress.

By NEGA Brief NewsroomLast checked November 14, 2026
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September 21, 2026: Employee Spotlight recognition of Deputies Andrew Rabern and Darius Dorsey for lifesaving actions

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On August 29, 2026, Deputy Darius Dorsey, Deputy Andrew Rabern and a Clarkesville Police officer took immediate action by beginning CPR and stabilizing a patient.

Sources2 Employee Spotlight- Sheriff Office- Andrew Rabern & Darius Dorsey

At the September 21, 2026 Board of Commissioners meeting, Sheriff Robin Krockum addressed the Commission to recognize Deputy Rabern and Deputy Dorsey for their lifesaving actions that day.

SourcesMinutes for 09.21.26 BOC Meeting

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Employee Spotlight recognition of Deputies Andrew Rabern and Darius Dorsey for lifesaving actions

Sheriff Robin Krockum addressed the Commission to recognize Deputy Andrew Rabern and Deputy Darius Dorsey for their lifesaving actions on August 29, 2026.

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Employee commendation for Deputy Andrew Rabern and Deputy Darius Dorsey for life-saving CPR assistance

Deputy Dorsey, Deputy Rabern and Officer Collins with the Clarkesville Police Department took immediate action by beginning CPR and stabilizing the patient

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