US Marshals Service Coordination Leads to Arrest of Federal Probation Violator Caught with Firearm

After Breaking Federal Probation, Phifer Was Taken into Arrest in Columbus County

Phifer is found in possession of a firearm by deputies, which results in more charges

Deputies in Columbus County found Aaron Bernard Phifer, who had been wanted by the US Marshals Service for violating his terms of federal probation. On March 27, deputies found Phifer at the Sandy Ridge Apartments with a gun in his hands. Due to the seriousness of the allegations and his breach of federal probation, Phifer was charged with both felon carrying a hidden weapon and felon possessing a firearm by a felon, which further complicated his legal issues. He has been held without bond as a result, the CCSO confirmed in a news release.

US Marshals Service Coordination Leads to Arrest of Federal Probation Violator Caught with Firearm (PHOTO: Varghese Summersett)

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Cooperation Between State and Federal Authorities Is Illustrated in the Phifer Case

The arrest highlights the dedication of law enforcement to maintaining the terms of federal probation and protecting public safety by capturing people who own firearms even though they have previously been convicted of felonies. The case of Phifer demonstrates how local and federal officials work together to enforce laws and swiftly deal with infractions. As authorities attempt to address the ramifications of Phifer’s activities within the parameters of federal law and probation requirements, more legal actions are expected.

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