Two western NC deputies killed in deadly flooding from Tropical Storm Helene
Two deputies in western North Carolina have died, according to the North Carolina Sheriffs' Association. In a Facebook post, the organization stated that both deputies lost their lives due to flooding and hazardous conditions caused by tropical storm Helene.
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