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Arkansas Off Duty Police Memorial
The following memorials honor fallen Arkansas police officers from law
enforcement agencies from around the state. Remember, it's not about how they
died ... it's about how they lived.
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Dep. Stacy McMurrough, 32
Lafayette County Sheriff's Department
Patrol
Stacy was killed in a one-vehicle accident when
he lost control of his patrol unit on wet pavement. He was en route
to assist a fellow officer with a domestic disturbance call at the
time of the accident. Stacy also served as a
captain on his community's fire department. |
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Ofc.
James Sell
Gassville Police Department
On Feb. 5, 2006, James Sell was shot and killed
by an 18-year-old man, a suspect in a hate crime at a Massachusetts
gay bar. Authorities believe that the suspect was in Arkansas
seeking refuge at a white supremacist camp in the northern part of
the state. Sell was a 27-year retiree from the
Blytheville Police Department. While off duty, he loved working on
his ranch and tinkering with his two antique cars. |
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Ofc.
Robert Evans, 60
Garland
County Juvenile Court
Juvenile Probation, Supervisor
Robert was struck with cancer but refused to stop
working. He loved his job, coworkers and the kids too much. |
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Dep. George Griffen, 48
White County Sheriff's Department
Patrol
George was en route to serve as backup for a
traffic stop with his emergency equipment activated. As he passed
through an intersection, he was struck by another vehicle, injured
and transported to the hospital. George passed
away a few days later due to his injuries. |
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Cpl. Mark Carthon, 31
Arkansas State Police
Highway Patrol, Troop D
Mark was killed after deploying stop sticks
during the pursuit of two robbery suspects on I-40 in Crittenden
County. Both suspects were charged with
first-degree murder subsequent to the death of this fine trooper. |
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can use on this page, please
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Cpl. Tim Ghoshon, 39
Arkansas State Police
Highway Patrol, Troop A
Tim lost his heroic battle with leukemia. He
traveled to Seattle, Wash., in order to fight the cancer and made a
very hopeful comeback.
He will be missed. |
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Det. Beau
Diamondhead Police Department
Narcotics Patrol
Detective Beau passed away due to complications
inherent to old age.
Beau and his partner, Chief Pat Mahoney, fought
the war on drugs in Texas before moving to Arkansas. |
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2005 National Police Memorial
Hot Springs Police officers Kenny Kizer, left,
and Mike Brown attended the 2005 National Police Memorial Service in
Washington, D.C. |
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