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Jacob Nees died over the weekend after being involved in an off-duty vehicle accident, the sheriff’s office said.
He recently joined the department following his graduation from the academy, and previously worked as a parole officer. The sheriff’s office said Nees received a criminal justice degree from the University of Mount Union in 2018.Deputy Nees will be greatly missed by our office. We extend our deepest condolences to the Nees family and to Jacob’s friends and loved ones.
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