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Dep. Chad Nave receives Lifesaving Award |
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Written by Bob Gault, Public Information Office
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Friday, 18 December 2009 |
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 Chief Deputy Bill Dyer, Deputy Chad Nave and Sheriff Tim Gobble
Patrol Deputy Chad Nave received the Lifesaving Award during the Bradley County Sheriff's Office Christmas luncheon. His plaque reads:
"On December 1, 2009 Deputy Chad Nave responded to a head-on motor vehicle crash on Dalton Pike involving a car and a semi-truck. Upon arrival, Deputy Nave quickly assessed the injured and found John Baggett, the driver of the car had sustained a compound fracture to his left femur and was loosing a large amount of blood."Deputy Nave quickly recognized this life threatening injury and worked to stabilize Mr. Baggett by quickly applying a tourniquet to his severely injured leg. Deputy Nave was able to stop the bleeding and save the life of Mr. Baggett. "Deputy Nave’s display of quick thinking, professionalism and dedication to duty is a proud example of the brave men and women of the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office." For more pictures of the Sheriff's Christmas dinner click the link below.
The Food Line 
From left, J.T. Hicks, Trey Hicks, Sheriff Tim Gobble, Amanda Hicks and Jessica Johnson.
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