Police Officer Kevin Sandoval died after collapsing and striking his head while participating in departmental training at the Burro Canyon Shooting Park at 2:00 pm.
Officers from the South Pasadena Police Department and the Pasadena Police Department were conducting a multi-agency training scenario when he collapsed. Several officers who were cross-trained as paramedics immediately provided medical attention to him before he was flown to the Foothill Presbyterian Hospital. He passed away at the hospital approximately one hour after collapsing.
Officer Sandoval had served as a sworn officer with the South Pasadena Police Department for two years and had previously served as a cadet for 18 months. His is survived by his parents and sister.
Bio & Photo provided by ODMP
Funeral services have been finalized. Services will be private and by invitation only to public safety, family members, and invited guests. Services are set for Friday June 24th at "Our Lady of Guadalupe" Catholic Church in Irwindale and interment immediately following at Forest Lawn, Covina Hills
Officers from the South Pasadena Police Department and the Pasadena Police Department were conducting a multi-agency training scenario when he collapsed. Several officers who were cross-trained as paramedics immediately provided medical attention to him before he was flown to the Foothill Presbyterian Hospital. He passed away at the hospital approximately one hour after collapsing.
Officer Sandoval had served as a sworn officer with the South Pasadena Police Department for two years and had previously served as a cadet for 18 months. His is survived by his parents and sister.
Bio & Photo provided by ODMP
Funeral services have been finalized. Services will be private and by invitation only to public safety, family members, and invited guests. Services are set for Friday June 24th at "Our Lady of Guadalupe" Catholic Church in Irwindale and interment immediately following at Forest Lawn, Covina Hills
Police Officer Kevin Sandoval died after collapsing and striking his head while participating in departmental training at the Burro Canyon Shooting Park at 2:00 pm.
Officers from the South Pasadena Police Department and the Pasadena Police Department were conducting a multi-agency training scenario when he collapsed. Several officers who were cross-trained as paramedics immediately provided medical attention to him before he was flown to the Foothill Presbyterian Hospital. He passed away at the hospital approximately one hour after collapsing.
Officer Sandoval had served as a sworn officer with the South Pasadena Police Department for two years and had previously served as a cadet for 18 months. His is survived by his parents and sister.
Bio & Photo provided by ODMP
Funeral services have been finalized. Services will be private and by invitation only to public safety, family members, and invited guests. Services are set for Friday June 24th at "Our Lady of Guadalupe" Catholic Church in Irwindale and interment immediately following at Forest Lawn, Covina Hills
Officers from the South Pasadena Police Department and the Pasadena Police Department were conducting a multi-agency training scenario when he collapsed. Several officers who were cross-trained as paramedics immediately provided medical attention to him before he was flown to the Foothill Presbyterian Hospital. He passed away at the hospital approximately one hour after collapsing.
Officer Sandoval had served as a sworn officer with the South Pasadena Police Department for two years and had previously served as a cadet for 18 months. His is survived by his parents and sister.
Bio & Photo provided by ODMP
Funeral services have been finalized. Services will be private and by invitation only to public safety, family members, and invited guests. Services are set for Friday June 24th at "Our Lady of Guadalupe" Catholic Church in Irwindale and interment immediately following at Forest Lawn, Covina Hills
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