"He exited the vehicle and started approaching me and saying he was a
federal agent. He put his hands up and said not to shoot him," Chief
Johnson said. "I could hear my kids screaming and crying."
The
chief said Jones was likely impaired at the time. He had apparently
stolen the chief's pocket knife, car keys, badge, watch and some cash.
Johnson commended the Johnston County Sheriff's Office for arriving within just minutes after the 911 call.
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