Sheriff’s Deputy Forgives Felon Who Shot Him in the Head Twice: ‘I Hope He Gets Right With God’

Sheriff’s Deputy Forgives Felon Who Shot Him in the Head Twice: ‘I Hope He Gets Right With God’
Courtesy of Brad Sullivan
Michael Wing
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A Mississippi sheriff’s deputy who survived being shot twice in the head in 2019 says he forgives the man who pulled the trigger that day and changed his life forever.

Brad Sullivan, 44, a former hostage negotiator for Madison County Sheriff’s Office, was responding to a call of an armed kidnapper in a rural area east of Canton, north of Jackson. The suspect, Edgar Egbert, a former Marine, was heavily armed and opened fire on Sullivan’s Tahoe cruiser.

Michael Wing
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