Trooper John G. George

Trooper John G. George | New York State Police, New York
New York State Police, New York
Trooper John G. George

New York State Police, New York

End of Watch Sunday, March 1, 1970

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John G. George

Trooper John George died after being overcome by carbon monoxide poisoning.

He and his partner had parked on the side of Route 5 in the Village of Herkimer to complete their daily reports at 5:00 am. The tailpipes of their patrol car were blocked by a snow bank, which lead to the car filling with carbon monoxide. When the two troopers were discovered, they were taken to Herkimer Memorial Hospital. Trooper George's partner recovered, but Trooper George died as a result of the exposure.

Trooper George had served with the New York State Police for 8 years. He was survived by his wife and three sons.

Bio

  • Age 36
  • Tour 8 years
  • Badge Not available

Incident Details

  • Cause Exposure to toxins

patrol, routine driving, weather

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Hi Dad - Merry Christmas in this year of 2023. Mom is with you now. You were and are the BEST Parents we could wish for. We wish you both all the peace and joy of this and every season. We love you - Forever and Always

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