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ewnan resident and College Park Police Department Sgt. Chuck Landrum was recently awarded a Purple Heart after being wounded in the line of duty.

Landrum was shot in the neck April 4 following a police chase. He said he was out of work for two weeks, then did a week of light-duty before re-

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Landrum is the commander of the traffic division for CPPD. He said around 10:40 a.m. April 4, he received a license plate reader alert on a vehicle that was stolen and used in a homicide the day before.

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he Newnan Carnegie Library will host several online events including interviews with local authors.

T.M. Brown, author of the Shiloh Mystery Series and resident of Coweta County, will be featured on a Zoom broadcast this Saturday, Aug. 22, at 11 a.m.

Carnegie Director Susan Crutchfield will host and engage Brown to talk about his most recent release, “Purgatory, A Progeny’s Quest” – the third and final story in the Shiloh series.

“We’re looking forward to interviewing author T.M. Brown about his exciting mystery series,” says Crutchfield. “We’re glad we can provide quality programming for patrons to enjoy from the comfort of their homes.”

Hometown Novel Nights also returns to the Carnegie on Thursday, Aug. 20 at 7 p.m. for a special Zoom event.

This HNN evening will be with three outstanding Georgia authors, which you can watch from the comfort and convenience of your home.

Author Valerie Valdes is most recently published in Uncanny Magazine, Time Travel Short Stories and Nightmare Magazine. Her debut novel “Chilling Effect” was published by Harper Voyager in September 2019 and by Orbit UK in February 2020.

Pat McKee is a local Newnan lawyer and first-time novelist of “Ariel’s Island,” which was a winner of the National Indie Excellence Award. A graduate of Georgia State University and Emory Law School, Pat and his wife, Donna, live in Newnan where he practices law.

Angie Gallion is a regular at Hometown Novel Nights and designs a lot of the posters and social media for HNN. She is also the author of “Intoxic,” “Purgus,” “Icara,” “Emergent” and “Off the Dark Ledge.” She resides in Sharpsburg with her family.

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CPPD started chasing the suspect, along with Georgia State Patrol troopers and officers of the Hapeville Police Department. The pursuit went through multiple jurisdictions, and shots were fired between the suspect and CPPD officers, according to a post on the CPPD’s Facebook page.

The suspect wrecked the vehicle near the intersection of Toffie Terrace and North Inner Loop Road in East Point.

Landrum said he rammed the suspect’s car, and the suspect shot him through the windshield of his vehicle.

“As soon as I rammed him, I felt something tug on my neck,” said Landrum. “I didn’t know what it was, then I saw the hole in the windshield. That’s when I thought, ‘Man, that guy shot me.’”

The CPPD Facebook post said the bullet hit Landrum’s bulletproof vest and deflected upward and lodged into his neck. However, Landrum said he thinks the bullet hit him directly in the neck.

Landrum said he applied pressure to the wound and called over the radio that he had been hit. CPPD officers Sgt. Steven Dunn and Lt. Cody Smith immediately took him to Atlanta Medical Center South.

“I was just breathing, and I was afraid to shut my eyes, even though I wanted to,” said Landrum. “As soon as I realized I was hit, I swear I said, ‘Protect me, Jesus,’ and I felt him right next to me.”

Landrum said the bullet was surgically removed from his neck. He said although the wound has healed, it has taken him about four months to feel completely normal. For a while, Landrum said he felt out of balance and would get tired more easily.

He said after he was wounded, the College Park Police Chief Ferman Williford told Landrum he was going to recommend him for a Purple Heart award.

Landrum was given the award in a ceremony at the police station recently.

He said his family, several officers and the mayor of College Park attended.

He also said his colleague Dunn, who put him in the patrol car and took him to the hospital, received a Meritorious Service award.

“It’s an honor and it sounds trite, but you do feel like you’re being honored for something that somebody else would’ve

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done the same thing,” Landrum said.

“There is an element of that, but it’s certainly an honor.”

Landrum said he was amazed at the outpouring of support he received after he was wounded. He said people have written him cards from as far away as Oregon.

“It’s so important for people to understand that right now, there are so many that support us and know that they need us,” Landrum said. “The reality on the ground is different than it’s portrayed on TV.” He said he recently went through a drive-thru to get something to eat while on duty, and the person in front of him paid for his meal. Landrum said that’s something that happens with some regularity.

Landrum added that he feels so much gratitude for Dunn and Smith who helped get him to the hospital after he was shot.

“These two guys are some of the best friends I have,” Landrum said. “It is really hard to put into words what they did for me.”

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Displaying magazine awards from the Georgia Press Association contest are, from clockwise from top left, Sarah Fay Campbell, Jackie Kennedy, Emily Lasher, Stacie Williams, Clay Neely and Rebecca Leftwich.

The advertising and graphics staff hold Georgia Press Association awards.

Clockwise from top left are Jill Whitley, Debby Dye, Sonya Studt and Sandy Hiser.

he Newnan Times-Herald brought home 32 awards for reporting, photography, writing and graphic design during 2019. The Times-Herald won 10 first-place awards in the Georgia Press Association Better Newspaper Contest, including headline writing, spot news and advertising design. Division B is for daily newspapers with a circulation of 6,000-9,999.

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Stacie Williams also won several awards for her special sections, including first place for “Remembering the Fallen,” a photo collage honoring veterans, and “Celebrate Dad” on Father’s Day.

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