LEXINGTON, S.C. – Lexington County Sheriff Jay Koon is pleased to announce the following promotions and transfers.
Stacey Gadson has transferred to sergeant in the community action team. Gadson previously worked as a sergeant in north region. He has been serving the county since 2000.
Gabriella Gamble has been promoted to Administrative Assistant III. Gamble previously worked as a records technician. She has been serving the county since 2024.
Jonathan Garcia has transferred to master deputy in detention. Garcia previously worked as a detention deputy. He has been serving the county since 2024.
Eugene Hammill has been promoted to resident deputy in the Gaston area. Hammill previously worked as a patrol deputy. He has been serving the county since 2025.
William James Holley has been promoted to master deputy in detention. Holley previously worked as a detention deputy. He has been serving the county since 2025.
Luke Keck has been promoted to senior detention deputy – transport. Keck previously worked as field training officer in detention. He has been serving the county since 2023.
Gaven Small has been promoted to senior investigator in the Crime Reduction Unit. Small previously worked as an investigator. He has been serving the county since 2018.
John Sanders has been transferred to resident deputy in the Batesburg – Leesville area. Sanders previously worked as a school resource officer. He has been serving the county since 2023.
Brittany Sawyer has been promoted to sergeant in detention. Sawyer previously worked as a master deputy detention. She has been serving the county since 2019.
Joshua Vicari has been promoted to sergeant in patrol. Vicari previously worked as an investigator in the Major Crimes Unit. He has been serving the county since 2021.
Brian Zwolak has been promoted to lieutenant in the Major Crimes Unit. Zwolak previously worked as a sergeant in the Crime Reduction Unit. He has been serving the county since 2016.
