Sheriff Terry Johnson

The lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Court in November 2020 and named as defendants the city of Graham and Police Chief Kristi Cole, 15 police officers, Alamance County Sheriff Terry Johnson and 15 deputies.

ICE said the reasons for the change is because of limited operational use and concerns about conditions, including a lack of outdoor recreation.

On July 1, a warm and muggy evening, a group of about 50 people gathered in downtown Graham to protest police brutality and racism. Most who drove by…

Elon University joined other schools, community groups and law enforcement officials across the country for an inaugural National Day of Reconciliation.…

The leader of the Alamance NAACP chastised the county board of commissioners this week for supporting Sheriff Terry Johnson's immigration detention…

The Alamance County Board of Commissioners approved a $2.8 million budget for staffing, raises and equipment upgrades, so that the county jail could…

In an effort to foster a more transparent relationship with its Latino residents, the Burlington Police Department has launched a Facebook page in…

The U.S. Department of Justice has accused Sheriff Johnson of racially profiling and illegally detaining members of the Hispanic community. Yesterday…

Today is the second day of the federal trial for Alamance County Sheriff Terry Johnson. Several current and former sheriff's deputies took the stand…

A federal case against the Alamance county sheriff accused of illegally targeting Latino drivers is going to trial today.The U.S. Justice Department has…