Joe Carey Dead, Brodnax Police Chief passes in car crash
In Mecklenburg District, the Virginia State Police is investigating a deadly common mishap. To recover the remaining parts of a creature that had been struck in the street, Brodnax Police Boss Joe Carey headed over to the right half of the street in the 200 block of Piney Lake Street/Highway 58. Carey was lucky to…
In Mecklenburg District, the Virginia State Police is investigating a deadly common mishap. To recover the remaining parts of a creature that had been struck in the street, Brodnax Police Boss Joe Carey headed over to the right half of the street in the 200 block of Piney Lake Street/Highway 58.
Carey was lucky to try not to be hit by an eastward Portage F-150 pickup as he advanced back to the roadside. Carey died from his injuries at Local area Commemoration Emergency clinic – VCU Wellbeing in South Slope subsequent to being taken there.
While it was left out and about, the squad car’s lights came on. The pickup truck’s grown-up male driver got away from hurt safe. Liquor didn’t add to the crash, which is still being scrutinized.
The City hall leader of Brodnax, Wear Dugger, gave the accompanying assertion:
“Tonight the Town of Brodnax lost a committed individual from our local area. It is with crushing sadness that I should report the unfortunate demise of Police Boss Joe Carey to a car accident on Highway 58.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family, friends and colleagues of Brodnax Police Department Chief Joe Carey who was killed in the line of duty. May God grant him eternal rest. #NeverForget pic.twitter.com/Z9x6H3eWyf
— NYPD Chaplains Unit (@NYPDchaplains) December 17, 2022
Profoundly respected for his public wellbeing incredible skill and experience, Joe was a certifiable companion to so many of us. He really cherished his work and endeavored to have an effect while safeguarding and serving our town.
Boss Carey, 66, is made due by his significant other, four children, a girl, and a few grandkids. I ask that you keep his family and partners with the Mecklenburg Province Sheriff’s Office in your viewpoints and supplications during this troublesome time.”
