Antonio Lewis is a probation and parole
officer working out of Winfall, a town in Perquimans County. He played center in college
football while attending N.C. Central University where he got a history degree in 1996.
Lewis was born in Elizabeth City.
Scott Perry puts an electronic house arrest
device on the ankle of a probationer in Perquimans County. He received his degree in
history from UNC-Chapel Hill before coming to work for DCC in 1991. He became an intensive
officer in 1994. He also served four years in the Marine Corps, is a member of the
National Guard and is a firearms and self defense instructor for the department.
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Rob Roberson had just been sworn in by a
judge the day before this photo was taken. The former Pasquotank correctional officer
started working for the DCC in January. He will be teaching a cognitive behavior
modification class at the Elizabeth City Day Reporting Center.
A former Hertford County police officer, George
Long started working for DOC at Currituck Correctional Center. He left to become a
deputy sheriff in Perquimans County before becoming a surveillance officer. He is a
half-brother to Hyde Correctional Center superintendent Derrick Wadsworth. |