Serving Lincoln County for more than a century!
Serving Lincoln County for more than a century!
New Lincoln County Sheriff's Office deputy Brian Hudspeth shakes hands with Sheriff Wade Magers. Hudspeth joins the force after 15 years with the Tacoma Police Department.
DAVENPORT-Deputy Brian Hudspeth, a Lincoln County native, has joined the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office team.
Hudspeth graduated from Reardan High School, where he played football and basketball and participated in track and field.
"I spent many summers in Wilbur working harvest as well as working on my family's large cattle ranch, which we still own and operate," Hudspeth wrote in a post to the Sheriff's Office Facebook page.
Hudspeth enlisted in the Army after high school and completed five deployments in the Middle East, including Afghanistan and Iraq. He was part of the B Company Second Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment at Fort Lewis near Tacoma.
"After four years of active duty, I worked for Tacoma Police Department for 15 years," Hudspeth wrote.
He brings a wealth of law enforcement experience to the county.
"My team with Tacoma PD was mostly spent on patrol. However, I took on several specialty positions like dive team, training officer, firearms instructor...first aid instructor (and) body worn cameras."
"Though the big city has its perks, there's no place like home," he added.
Hudspeth's addition comes after Carsen Weber resigned from his deputy position with the Sheriff's Office.
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