Fallen Officers
Since 1925, the Phoenix Police Department has suffered a total of 36 deaths in the line of duty.
Officer | Date | Details |
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Officer Haze Burch |
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Gunfire |
Officer Walter H. Stewart |
|
Vehicular Assault |
Officer Dale C. Stone |
|
Motorcycle Accident |
Officer Clay Quincy Haywood |
|
Motorcycle Accident |
Officer Michael D. Hemschmeyer |
|
Automobile Accident |
Officer Gilbert R. Chavez |
|
Gunfire |
Police Guard John Franklin MacInnis |
|
Heart Attack |
Officer Arthur Del Gaudio Jr. |
|
Vehicle Pursuit |
Officer Ignacio Gonzales Conchos |
|
Gunfire |
Officer John R. Davis Sr. |
|
Gunfire |
Officer Kenneth E. Campbell |
|
Vehicle Pursuit |
Officer Errol C. Hawkins |
|
Struck by Vehicle |
Officer Robert L. Polmanteer |
|
Motorcycle Accident |
Officer Kevin W. Forsythe |
|
Struck by Vehicle |
Officer John A. Robertson |
|
Gunfire |
Officer Robert T. Fike |
|
Gunfire |
Officer Kenneth L. Collings |
|
Gunfire |
Officer Patrick O. Briggs |
|
Vehicle Pursuit |
Sergeant John Wayne Domblisky |
|
Vehicular Assault |
Sergeant Danny L. Tunney |
|
Vehicular Assault |
Officer Leonard Leon Kolodziej |
|
Gunfire |
Sergeant David Martin Kieffer |
|
Vehicular Assault |
Officer Marc Todd Atkinson |
|
Gunfire |
Officer Goelet Alessandro Carlo Beuf |
|
Assault |
Officer Beryl Wayne Scott Jr. |
|
Motorcycle Accident |
Officer Donald Ralph Schultz |
|
Drowned |
Officer Eric James White |
|
Gunfire |
Officer Jason Alan Wolfe |
|
Gunfire |
Officer David Christopher Uribe |
|
Gunfire |
Officer Paul Robert Salmon |
|
Automobile Accident |
Officer George Valentino Cortez Jr. |
|
Gunfire |
Officer Nicki James (Nick) Erfle |
|
Gunfire |
Officer Shane Figueroa |
|
Automobile Accident |
Officer Travis P. Murphy |
|
Gunfire |
Officer Daryl Reatz |
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Struck by Vehicle |
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