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The La Vergne Police Department announced Monday night that officer Brandon Joyner died in a single vehicle crash in Smyrna. "We are asking for prayers for the family of officer Joyner as well as ...
Police were dispatched to a parking lot after a report of a man breaking into vehicles. When officers made contact with the man, he attempted to flee by car, nearly pinning two officers between vehicles. Officers opened fire multiple times and struck him at least once. He died at the scene. Two officers suffered minor injuries. [134] [135]
Jul. 6—A Wolcottville man and woman are dead and another man was injured following a two-vehicle crash in LaGrange County Wednesday evening. Phillip Shirmeyer, 77, was driving a 2020 Toyota RAV ...
The Officer Down Memorial Page reports 633 deaths in the line of duty. [27] The leading cause of death for 2021 was COVID-19 at 454 deaths followed by gunfire at 64 deaths. Fifty-eight officers died in vehicle-related deaths (vehicular homicide, struck by vehicle while on-duty, automobile crash during pursuit).
Two freshman pitchers for LaGrange College were among three killed in a collision on a Georgia highway. 2 LaGrange College baseball players killed in car crash hours after winning conference ...
Richmond police officers responded to a report about a man banging on the hood of a car who seemed to be armed. They encountered Sharp exiting the car with an AR-Style Rifle when they arrived. Officers then retreated and fatally wounded Sharp. [6] 2024-03-31 Leo Dorch (59) Black Kansas City, Missouri
Jacob Foss, 28, a former Hingham police officer from Pembroke, was killed in a Norwell motorcycle accident on Thursday, Nov. 7, 2024. In his obituary, his family described Foss as "compassionate ...
A Missouri City police officer struck and killed a mother and her son while responding to a robbery report. According to the witness, the sirens weren't on before the collision. About two hours after the crash, officers found an occupant in the back seat of the officer's patrol vehicle, with no idea who he was or why he was there.