Welcome to a special edition of the Carolina Cabinet. This week, host Peter Pappas sits down with LaRue Windham, Republican nominee for Cumberland County Sheriff, for an in-depth conversation spanning his decades-long career in law enforcement, his family's legacy of service, and his vision for the future of the sheriff's office. From reminiscing about his first patrol car and favorite cop shows to outlining concrete plans for improving staff retention, pay, and public transparency, LaRue Windham addresses the challenges facing Cumberland County and makes his case for leadership as Election Day approaches. Tune in as they tackle tough questions about staffing shortages, immigration enforcement, and the importance of visibility and accessibility in law enforcement—and hear why LaRue Windham says he's ready to lead with professionalism, transparency, and a team-oriented approach. Whether you agree with him or not, this is a candid conversation you won't want to miss.
LaRue Windham for Sheriff: Staffing, Retention, and Weekly Briefings
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