Randolph County Sheriff’s Office
Robert R. Elbon, Jr., Sheriff
Randolph County Sheriff’s Office
Robert R. Elbon, Jr., Sheriff
The Randolph County Sheriff’s Office is committed to protect the rights, lives, property, of everyone
www.theintermountain.com/news/local-news/2025/04/norton-man-charged-with-strangulation/
Norton man charged with strangulation
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MONTROSE — A Randolph County man is behind bars and accused of strangling a pregnant woman. Anthony Charles Mcdonald, 21, of Norton, is charged with strangulation, a felony. He was being held in the...4 CommentsComment on Facebook
So there was no proof just hear say. I'm not sure if he's guilty or not however I do know that the alleged victim said this happened yet why wasn't it reported at the time of the incident? Especially if she was pregnant and worried about being hit in the stomach. What reason did he have to choke and hit someone when she says herself that they aren't in a relationship and she doesn't know him?? Now yes people do ignorant shit everyday but I'm also a firm believer in the innocent until proven guilty. After all that is the law. I've witnessed some people stir shit up just to cause people trouble. Seems like this case should be looked into further. Make sure that if he is found innocent that the witnesses and female making the accusations get prosecuted for lying to an officer, for slander and whatever else. If he's guilty than yes prosecute.
That's sad 21 and already in trouble
We're breaking the cycle instead of hiding it in the church! Church is great, but it was never intended to cover it up and not open communication methods! Cowboy up!
Investigation leads to multiple arrests
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Keep up the good work 👍
www.facebook.com/share/p/1UVEZWMF6B/?mibextid=wwXIfrI want to extend my congratulations to the Randolph County Sheriff and deputies who successfully completed the Senior Law Enforcement Leadership Certificate Program at the University of Charleston. Your dedication to professional growth and leadership is commendable, and I appreciate your commitment to serving our community with excellence.
I regret that I was unable to attend your graduation ceremony, but please know that your hard work does not go unnoticed. Thank you for your service, and I look forward to seeing the impact of your leadership in Randolph County!
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Career day at TV Middle / High School
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My daughter Nikki was SO CUTE!!!
Thanks for all you do!
You know what is wrong with AUTISM in our schools? Let your PRO Officers know this. In Pocahontas County/Green Bank Elementary/Middle, they sent my son to Huttonsville Prison for a behavior lesson, when they KNEW (I gave proof of it to the Board of Education) that my son had preexisting brain damage to the cerebellum from being in a coma at UNC Chapel Hill from Fort Bragg. Later on, this county could clearly sense he had a chip on his shoulder from some sort of trauma but they only forgot to look at his eyes. The left occipital lobe and the damage is the eye contact. They would have seen the Autism right there and backed it back down. They would have noticed the Little Professor. Now, regarding Randolph County/Elkins High School, they delayed medical alertness and response by declaring my daughter had petit mals going on, when it was a side effect of medication, proven after the longest time, because the medication made her aggression intensified after trauma we later uncovered. Now you know how to "head it off at the pass!" I lived in Tombstone and I know sensory. These schools want to be the Nurse/Doctor or the Enforcement Officer. They can't play those parts any longer thanks to Trump and his maneuver with the Department of Education. Keep on doing what you're doing! Things are so fixed now. So man y people could have prevented it. I will stand for these children! Have a good day!
Parole absconder back in custody
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Citizens arrest I love it 🤣
A cop needs to set by Coalton Elementary im sick and tired of people speeding through there
Wow
Elkins Middle School parents
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Thanks for letting parents and the community know. We live in dangerous times
What was this about?
So will the “individual involved” be at the school tomorrow?
Pickens school visit by PRO Rocky Hebb
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Rocky is the best
Rocky just showed up for some free chicken nuggs!
New Security measures James Cain annex. If you are coming to the James Cain Annex to pay your taxes, see the Assessors office, the County Commission or have a Circuit Court hearing with Judge Wilfong’s Court, you will experience security measures when you enter the building. Only one entrance is accessible from the street closest the sheriff’s tax office. Guns and knives are not permitted in the building. You will be required to empty your pockets and run your items through the scanner and walk through a metal detector. This is a necessary process for protecting our annex employees, new judge and staff and other citizens while visiting the courthouse. Please have patience and expect a slight delay as you enter the building. It is for your safety. Thank you for understanding. Sheriff Rob Elbon
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Rob if someone has a pacemaker do they still go through the metal detector. Can they show their card stating they have a pacemaker . Cause I have one and wasn’t sure if I could go through it. The one at the post office I have to walk around it. Just wondering
Randolph County Sheriff’s Office - WV If county commission board member Siler can’t or don’t want to fund more sheriff’s deputies to make our town safer how the hell can they afford this dumb 💩? Like he hypothetically said he didn’t want the headaches of being the sheriff so I’m not understanding why he wouldn’t want our town and streets to be safe and opposing sheriff elbon from getting the help and manpower he needs instead of not opposing them spending money on something as trivial as this dumb bull💩!
What about our elementary schools/hospitals/walk-in clinics? Seems the minimum is being put into place to protect everyone else that’s a value to our community.
Our mission is to serve and protect the citizens of, and visitors to, Randolph County, West Virginia. We are dedicated to providing fair, impartial law enforcement services that preserve the Constitutional Rights of the people.
Some of the services provided by your sheriff, together with the men and women of the Randolph County Sheriff’s office, include conducting investigations, service of process, and providing court security and guardianship services.
Robert R. Elbon, Jr. has spent his entire life serving the people of Randolph County. His top priority is promoting a safe and prosperous community for all Randolph County residents.
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