Age 46.
Trooper Kyle Barber succumbed to complications of an injuries sustained two years earlier when he was struck by a vehicle. Trooper Barber was assisting another trooper who had stopped an ATV on a rural road in Wilkes County. During the stop the ATV rolled and pinned Trooper Barber against his patrol car, causing him to suffer major injuries.
As a result of the injuries, Trooper Barber had undergone 10 surgeries and other treatment to his lower legs. He passed away from complication of the most recent surgery.
Trooper Barber had served with the North Carolina Highway Patrol for 24 years. He is survived by his wife and three children.
Trooper Kyle Barber succumbed to complications of an injuries sustained two years earlier when he was struck by a vehicle. Trooper Barber was assisting another trooper who had stopped an ATV on a rural road in Wilkes County. During the stop the ATV rolled and pinned Trooper Barber against his patrol car, causing him to suffer major injuries.
As a result of the injuries, Trooper Barber had undergone 10 surgeries and other treatment to his lower legs. He passed away from complication of the most recent surgery.
Trooper Barber had served with the North Carolina Highway Patrol for 24 years. He is survived by his wife and three children.
Age 46.
Trooper Kyle Barber succumbed to complications of an injuries sustained two years earlier when he was struck by a vehicle. Trooper Barber was assisting another trooper who had stopped an ATV on a rural road in Wilkes County. During the stop the ATV rolled and pinned Trooper Barber against his patrol car, causing him to suffer major injuries.
As a result of the injuries, Trooper Barber had undergone 10 surgeries and other treatment to his lower legs. He passed away from complication of the most recent surgery.
Trooper Barber had served with the North Carolina Highway Patrol for 24 years. He is survived by his wife and three children.
Trooper Kyle Barber succumbed to complications of an injuries sustained two years earlier when he was struck by a vehicle. Trooper Barber was assisting another trooper who had stopped an ATV on a rural road in Wilkes County. During the stop the ATV rolled and pinned Trooper Barber against his patrol car, causing him to suffer major injuries.
As a result of the injuries, Trooper Barber had undergone 10 surgeries and other treatment to his lower legs. He passed away from complication of the most recent surgery.
Trooper Barber had served with the North Carolina Highway Patrol for 24 years. He is survived by his wife and three children.
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