Editor’s note: Answering The Purcell Register ’s six questions this week is Les Bell, a newly sworn-in deputy at the McClain County Sheriff’s Office.
Q. How long have …
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Editor’s note: Answering The Purcell Register’s six questions this week is Les Bell, a newly sworn-in deputy at the McClain County Sheriff’s Office.
Q. How long have you been in law enforcement?
A. Nine years.
Q. What made you interested in becoming a deputy?
A. After working in small towns I wanted to be a bigger part of the community.
Q. Where is your home town?
A. Mangum, Okla.
Q. Family?
A. Two daughters and a stepson.
Q. What is the most rewarding part of your job?
A. Meeting members of the community and being a part of the community.
Q. What is the most Challenging part of your job?
A. Trying to help ones that won’t let officers help them.
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