Frederick H. Agee is the District Attorney General for the 28th Judicial District, which includes Haywood, Crockett and Gibson Counties. District Attorney Agee was born and raised in rural West Tennessee. Gen. Agee is married to Svetlana and they have a daughter, Nikolina, and son, Frederick Jr.. Gen. Agee currently holds the rank of Major in the U.S. Army Reserve and has completed four overseas military tours including two to Kuwait, South Korea, and Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. He is a Veteran of Operation Enduring Freedom and has earned many decorations over his 18-year military career. Gen. Agee is the only elected District Attorney in Tennessee that serves in the military. His office is focused on prosecuting violent crimes, helping people who suffer from drug and alcohol addiction, and reducing recidivism within the criminal justice system. Gen. Agee is also a strong proponent for the Second Amendment. Prior to becoming the District Attorney, Gen. Agee was in private practice.

Memberships:

• First United Methodist Church; Lions Club International; Tennessee Bar Association, Criminal Law Section; National Rifle Association Life Member; U.S. Army Reserve; American Legion Post 0282

Number and types of courts in your district:

• Four Circuit Courts, four Chancery Courts (child support), six General Sessions Courts, three Juvenile Courts

Notable things about your district:

• The 28th Judicial District has a culturally rich history with Tina Turner the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll from Haywood County, frontier hero Davy Crockett’s last home in Gibson County, and one of the state’s most visited tourist attractions, the Tennessee Safari Park in Crockett County. The 28th Judicial District is also home to Ford Motor Company’s Blue Oval City.