News release

Bryce Mosee

ROCHESTER — A recent investigation by the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office led to the arrest of a Fulton County Jail Correctional Officer.

Bryce Mosee, 23, Rochester, was arrested Monday, April 20, on preliminary charges of official misconduct and obstruction of justice, both level 6 felonies and assisting a criminal, a class A misdemeanor.

He was held on a $500 cash bond. Mosee’s employment with the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office/Jail Division was terminated as a result of the investigation and arrest.

An investigation was launched on a report that Mosee provided information pertaining to an active investigation to an inmate in the Fulton County Jail. The information was then relayed by the inmate to one of the suspects of the investigation. Additionally, other individuals were also contacted concerning the investigation as a result of the information provided by Mosee.

Sheriff Chris Sailors said, “I am deeply disappointed by the actions of this officer, but I will not and cannot tolerate this behavior as this is a serious breach of policy and of the community’s trust. When this trust is compromised, I will hold them accountable to the public. This has been outstanding investigative work, which shows our commitment to maintain the safety and security of the Fulton County Jail. We will pursue individuals who choose to compromise the integrity of our profession.”