This was posted on the Fremont county sheriff's department page
FREMONT COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT,
20 years ago today, on April 30, 1995, Fremont County Deputy Sheriff Steve Crerar was killed in the line of duty by a juvenile prisoner. The prisoner attacked LT. Crerar, took his firearm, and in the ensuing struggle the prisoner shot and killed Steve.
Let's not forget Steve and his devotion to the citizens of our county and this profession.
Take time on this sad anniversary to remember all of the fallen officers across this country who were killed in the line of duty while protecting others.
Please join the Fremont County Sheriff's Office in remembering Lt. Crerar and honoring his family by wearing a black badge cover today.
PLEASE BE SAFE OUT THERE.
Undersheriff Lee
*Thanks to Dahly for the above information.∼Steve Crerar was killed in the line of duty. He was transporting a juvenile to the Wyoming Boys School in Worland when the juvenile got ahold of his service revolver. They struggled over the gun and Steve was shot.
He worked for the Fremont County Sheriff's office.
Lieutenant Crerar was shot and killed while transporting a prisoner to the state's Boy's School. The prisoner was able to free himself, gain control of Lieutenant Crerar's weapon, and shoot him.
Lieutenant Crerar is survived by his wife, two daughters, and father.
Read more: http://www.odmp.org/officer/817-lieutenant-steve-m-crerar#ixzz3fME2OWSO∼Lt. with the Fremont County Sheriff's Office.
Lieutenant Crerar was fatally shot in the head with his own gun by a 16-year-old juvenile from the Wyoming Boys School. Lieutenant Crerar had volunteered to pick up the runaway and had just transported him 300 miles back to custody.
FREMONT COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT,
20 years ago today, on April 30, 1995, Fremont County Deputy Sheriff Steve Crerar was killed in the line of duty by a juvenile prisoner. The prisoner attacked LT. Crerar, took his firearm, and in the ensuing struggle the prisoner shot and killed Steve.
Let's not forget Steve and his devotion to the citizens of our county and this profession.
Take time on this sad anniversary to remember all of the fallen officers across this country who were killed in the line of duty while protecting others.
Please join the Fremont County Sheriff's Office in remembering Lt. Crerar and honoring his family by wearing a black badge cover today.
PLEASE BE SAFE OUT THERE.
Undersheriff Lee
*Thanks to Dahly for the above information.∼Steve Crerar was killed in the line of duty. He was transporting a juvenile to the Wyoming Boys School in Worland when the juvenile got ahold of his service revolver. They struggled over the gun and Steve was shot.
He worked for the Fremont County Sheriff's office.
Lieutenant Crerar was shot and killed while transporting a prisoner to the state's Boy's School. The prisoner was able to free himself, gain control of Lieutenant Crerar's weapon, and shoot him.
Lieutenant Crerar is survived by his wife, two daughters, and father.
Read more: http://www.odmp.org/officer/817-lieutenant-steve-m-crerar#ixzz3fME2OWSO∼Lt. with the Fremont County Sheriff's Office.
Lieutenant Crerar was fatally shot in the head with his own gun by a 16-year-old juvenile from the Wyoming Boys School. Lieutenant Crerar had volunteered to pick up the runaway and had just transported him 300 miles back to custody.
This was posted on the Fremont county sheriff's department page
FREMONT COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT,
20 years ago today, on April 30, 1995, Fremont County Deputy Sheriff Steve Crerar was killed in the line of duty by a juvenile prisoner. The prisoner attacked LT. Crerar, took his firearm, and in the ensuing struggle the prisoner shot and killed Steve.
Let's not forget Steve and his devotion to the citizens of our county and this profession.
Take time on this sad anniversary to remember all of the fallen officers across this country who were killed in the line of duty while protecting others.
Please join the Fremont County Sheriff's Office in remembering Lt. Crerar and honoring his family by wearing a black badge cover today.
PLEASE BE SAFE OUT THERE.
Undersheriff Lee
*Thanks to Dahly for the above information.∼Steve Crerar was killed in the line of duty. He was transporting a juvenile to the Wyoming Boys School in Worland when the juvenile got ahold of his service revolver. They struggled over the gun and Steve was shot.
He worked for the Fremont County Sheriff's office.
Lieutenant Crerar was shot and killed while transporting a prisoner to the state's Boy's School. The prisoner was able to free himself, gain control of Lieutenant Crerar's weapon, and shoot him.
Lieutenant Crerar is survived by his wife, two daughters, and father.
Read more: http://www.odmp.org/officer/817-lieutenant-steve-m-crerar#ixzz3fME2OWSO∼Lt. with the Fremont County Sheriff's Office.
Lieutenant Crerar was fatally shot in the head with his own gun by a 16-year-old juvenile from the Wyoming Boys School. Lieutenant Crerar had volunteered to pick up the runaway and had just transported him 300 miles back to custody.
FREMONT COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT,
20 years ago today, on April 30, 1995, Fremont County Deputy Sheriff Steve Crerar was killed in the line of duty by a juvenile prisoner. The prisoner attacked LT. Crerar, took his firearm, and in the ensuing struggle the prisoner shot and killed Steve.
Let's not forget Steve and his devotion to the citizens of our county and this profession.
Take time on this sad anniversary to remember all of the fallen officers across this country who were killed in the line of duty while protecting others.
Please join the Fremont County Sheriff's Office in remembering Lt. Crerar and honoring his family by wearing a black badge cover today.
PLEASE BE SAFE OUT THERE.
Undersheriff Lee
*Thanks to Dahly for the above information.∼Steve Crerar was killed in the line of duty. He was transporting a juvenile to the Wyoming Boys School in Worland when the juvenile got ahold of his service revolver. They struggled over the gun and Steve was shot.
He worked for the Fremont County Sheriff's office.
Lieutenant Crerar was shot and killed while transporting a prisoner to the state's Boy's School. The prisoner was able to free himself, gain control of Lieutenant Crerar's weapon, and shoot him.
Lieutenant Crerar is survived by his wife, two daughters, and father.
Read more: http://www.odmp.org/officer/817-lieutenant-steve-m-crerar#ixzz3fME2OWSO∼Lt. with the Fremont County Sheriff's Office.
Lieutenant Crerar was fatally shot in the head with his own gun by a 16-year-old juvenile from the Wyoming Boys School. Lieutenant Crerar had volunteered to pick up the runaway and had just transported him 300 miles back to custody.
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