Deputy Sheriff II Jamie Reynolds
Spalding County Sheriff's Office, Georgia
End of Watch Sunday, July 31, 2022
Deputy Sheriff Jamie Reynolds was killed when a large pine tree fell onto his patrol car as he drove along Georgia Highway 16 near Shoal Creek Road.
The tree crushed the passenger cabin of the vehicle, killing Deputy Reynolds instantly.
Deputy Reynolds had served with the Spalding County Sheriff's Office for two years and had previously served with the Forest Park Police Department for 25 years.
The 46-year-old deputy had just joined the agency last year and already had left his mark. He had more than 25 years of law enforcement experience.
Born in Athens, Alabama on October 10, 1975. His mother, Jane Reynolds and son, Joshua Lynn Reynolds, preceded him in death.
Jamie was a born leader who dedicated his life to law enforcement. He earned a Master's Degree in Criminal Justice and had SPI training. He started his career with Forest Park Police Department where he spent 25 years working his way up from officer to Interim Chief. Jamie joined the Spalding County Sheriff's Department in 2020 as a Deputy Sheriff and worked at the Spalding County Detention Division as well. Jamie always strived to be the best husband, father, friend and officer and will be dearly missed by all who knew him.
He is survived by his wife, Ashlee Reynolds; children Kayla Reynolds, De'Shon Harris, Brandon Reynolds, Destiny Reynolds, Kinsley Mitchell, Colby Mitchell, Kali Mitchell; granddaughter, Raelynn Harris; father, Rick Reynolds and fur baby, Kato.
Spalding County Sheriff's Office, Georgia
End of Watch Sunday, July 31, 2022
Deputy Sheriff Jamie Reynolds was killed when a large pine tree fell onto his patrol car as he drove along Georgia Highway 16 near Shoal Creek Road.
The tree crushed the passenger cabin of the vehicle, killing Deputy Reynolds instantly.
Deputy Reynolds had served with the Spalding County Sheriff's Office for two years and had previously served with the Forest Park Police Department for 25 years.
The 46-year-old deputy had just joined the agency last year and already had left his mark. He had more than 25 years of law enforcement experience.
Born in Athens, Alabama on October 10, 1975. His mother, Jane Reynolds and son, Joshua Lynn Reynolds, preceded him in death.
Jamie was a born leader who dedicated his life to law enforcement. He earned a Master's Degree in Criminal Justice and had SPI training. He started his career with Forest Park Police Department where he spent 25 years working his way up from officer to Interim Chief. Jamie joined the Spalding County Sheriff's Department in 2020 as a Deputy Sheriff and worked at the Spalding County Detention Division as well. Jamie always strived to be the best husband, father, friend and officer and will be dearly missed by all who knew him.
He is survived by his wife, Ashlee Reynolds; children Kayla Reynolds, De'Shon Harris, Brandon Reynolds, Destiny Reynolds, Kinsley Mitchell, Colby Mitchell, Kali Mitchell; granddaughter, Raelynn Harris; father, Rick Reynolds and fur baby, Kato.
Deputy Sheriff II Jamie Reynolds
Spalding County Sheriff's Office, Georgia
End of Watch Sunday, July 31, 2022
Deputy Sheriff Jamie Reynolds was killed when a large pine tree fell onto his patrol car as he drove along Georgia Highway 16 near Shoal Creek Road.
The tree crushed the passenger cabin of the vehicle, killing Deputy Reynolds instantly.
Deputy Reynolds had served with the Spalding County Sheriff's Office for two years and had previously served with the Forest Park Police Department for 25 years.
The 46-year-old deputy had just joined the agency last year and already had left his mark. He had more than 25 years of law enforcement experience.
Born in Athens, Alabama on October 10, 1975. His mother, Jane Reynolds and son, Joshua Lynn Reynolds, preceded him in death.
Jamie was a born leader who dedicated his life to law enforcement. He earned a Master's Degree in Criminal Justice and had SPI training. He started his career with Forest Park Police Department where he spent 25 years working his way up from officer to Interim Chief. Jamie joined the Spalding County Sheriff's Department in 2020 as a Deputy Sheriff and worked at the Spalding County Detention Division as well. Jamie always strived to be the best husband, father, friend and officer and will be dearly missed by all who knew him.
He is survived by his wife, Ashlee Reynolds; children Kayla Reynolds, De'Shon Harris, Brandon Reynolds, Destiny Reynolds, Kinsley Mitchell, Colby Mitchell, Kali Mitchell; granddaughter, Raelynn Harris; father, Rick Reynolds and fur baby, Kato.
Spalding County Sheriff's Office, Georgia
End of Watch Sunday, July 31, 2022
Deputy Sheriff Jamie Reynolds was killed when a large pine tree fell onto his patrol car as he drove along Georgia Highway 16 near Shoal Creek Road.
The tree crushed the passenger cabin of the vehicle, killing Deputy Reynolds instantly.
Deputy Reynolds had served with the Spalding County Sheriff's Office for two years and had previously served with the Forest Park Police Department for 25 years.
The 46-year-old deputy had just joined the agency last year and already had left his mark. He had more than 25 years of law enforcement experience.
Born in Athens, Alabama on October 10, 1975. His mother, Jane Reynolds and son, Joshua Lynn Reynolds, preceded him in death.
Jamie was a born leader who dedicated his life to law enforcement. He earned a Master's Degree in Criminal Justice and had SPI training. He started his career with Forest Park Police Department where he spent 25 years working his way up from officer to Interim Chief. Jamie joined the Spalding County Sheriff's Department in 2020 as a Deputy Sheriff and worked at the Spalding County Detention Division as well. Jamie always strived to be the best husband, father, friend and officer and will be dearly missed by all who knew him.
He is survived by his wife, Ashlee Reynolds; children Kayla Reynolds, De'Shon Harris, Brandon Reynolds, Destiny Reynolds, Kinsley Mitchell, Colby Mitchell, Kali Mitchell; granddaughter, Raelynn Harris; father, Rick Reynolds and fur baby, Kato.
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