KCPD officer's family to donate organs after self-inflicted gunshot wound
KSHB News
By: 41 Action News Staff
Feb 10, 2019
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A Kansas City, Missouri, Police Department officer remains in critical condition and on life support after a suffering a self-inflicted gunshot wound Friday night.
The officer's family has decided to donate his organs and hospital staff are awaiting organ donor recipients, according to the KCPD.
Officers responded were searching for a missing and endangered person Friday night. In this case, "a dedicated officer who has served our department for approximately 10 years ... was missing and feared to be suicidal," KCPD in a statement.
Liberty police, who were assisting in the search for the officer's vehicle, located it in the Pleasant Valley Baptist Church parking lot about 9 p.m.
Responding police officers found the officer suffering from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The unidentified officer was transported to an area hospital in critical condition.
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so sad it is an every day fight to keep going and not quit. i scare myself once in a while,but i am still fighting,god bless us all
ReplyDeleteNever give up! You are a survivor and your life can is in your control. You took power away from PTSD as soon as you started to fight back. And now, find what works for you to heal. Remember, PTSD actually means you were wounded. "Trauma" is Greek for wound. And as with all wounds, they heal. That is what you always have to remember!
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