Pulaski County Sheriffs Office captain diagnosed with prostate cancer, urges men to get screened @ArkansasmattersOfficial
Pulaski County Sheriffs Office captain diagnosed with prostate cancer, urges men to get screened  @ArkansasmattersOfficial
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Pulaski County Sheriff's Office Capt. Mark Swagerty has spent over three decades protecting the people of central Arkansas; now he's facing his toughest challenge yet: prostate cancer. 
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Pulaski County Sheriff's Office captain diagnosed with prostate cancer, urges men to get screened

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