Detective Ronnie Roberts Retiring

Thursday, December 14, 2023 at 12:00 AM

On Wednesday, the Taney County Sheriff's Office recognized their own detective Ronnie Roberts who is retiring.

The full post recognizing Roberts is below:

We would like to Congratulate Detective Ronnie Roberts on his retirement after 30 years of law enforcement service to the citizens of Taney County. Ronnie has been instrumental in providing a voice for young victims while working child crimes for the last 17 years. We wish him well in what ever he chooses to do and he will be missed.

The above was originally posted on the Taney County Sheriff's Office Facebook Page

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