Officials say 49-year-old Johnson County Deputy Timothy Guyer died this morning at the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy.
According to officials, Timothy Guyer, 49, was found dead in his bunk Tuesday morning due to what investigators believe was a medical issue. Deputy Guyer was sworn into the Johnson County Sheriff's Office in December and was set to finish training in two weeks.
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