Lexington Sheriff’s Department announces promotions, transfers

Lexington County Sheriff Jay Koon has announced the following promotions and transfers, including two appointments to his executive and command staff.

Kris Pfaehler has been promoted to a sergeant in the reserve deputy program. Pfaehler, a resident of Springdale, previously served as a reserve deputy. He was appointed to serve as a deputy sheriff in April 2015.

 Damon Prater has been promoted to resident deputy of West Columbia. Prater, a resident of Lexington, previously served as a patrol deputy. He was appointed to serve as a deputy sheriff in October 2014.

William Stevens has been promoted to sergeant in the Lexington County Detention Center. Stevens, a resident of Cayce, previously served as a master correctional officer. He was appointed to serve as a detention deputy sheriff in April 2009.

Worth Rogers has been promoted to reserve deputy captain. Rogers, a resident of West Columbia, previously served as a reserve deputy lieutenant. He was appointed to serve as a deputy sheriff in March 2004.

Robert Rosensteel has been promoted to field training officer in patrol. Rosensteel, a resident of West Columbia, previously served as a patrol deputy. He was appointed to serve as a deputy sheriff in December 2017.

Ben Treaster has been transferred to sergeant of Community Services. Treaster, a resident of Gaston, previously served as a patrol sergeant. He was appointed to serve as a deputy sheriff in June 2010.

Matt Young has been transferred to sergeant in investigations. Young, a resident of West Columbia, previously served as a patrol sergeant. He was appointed to serve as a deputy sheriff in November 2007.