11-16-2017, 06:01 PM
Baltimore, Maryland
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^ Det. Sean Suiter, an 18-year veteran of the force, died just after noon on Thursday at the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center. Rest in Peace.
Suiter leaves behind a wife and two children. The detective spent the last two years working in the Baltimore PD's homicide unit. Before that, he investigated non-fatal shootings in the city.
Police Commissioner Kevin Davis said Wednesday that Suiter 'was just doing his job on behalf of this city' when he was shot. 'And that’s what he’s been doing for
Rick Willard, a former co-worker on the force, described Suiter as a 'good cop' who 'was smart and smiled a lot'. 'Everyone that worked with him loved him. Even when you were down he would smile what his mischievous smile and make everyone happy and feel at ease.'
He was shot Wednesday afternoon, at around 4:30pm, after approaching a suspicious man in the Harlem Park neighborhood.
Police continue to search for the man responsible for killing one of their own. Not many details available; I hope the PD has a line on the suspect.
More: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...z4ydOFDufA
^ Det. Sean Suiter, an 18-year veteran of the force, died just after noon on Thursday at the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center. Rest in Peace.
Suiter leaves behind a wife and two children. The detective spent the last two years working in the Baltimore PD's homicide unit. Before that, he investigated non-fatal shootings in the city.
Police Commissioner Kevin Davis said Wednesday that Suiter 'was just doing his job on behalf of this city' when he was shot. 'And that’s what he’s been doing for
Rick Willard, a former co-worker on the force, described Suiter as a 'good cop' who 'was smart and smiled a lot'. 'Everyone that worked with him loved him. Even when you were down he would smile what his mischievous smile and make everyone happy and feel at ease.'
He was shot Wednesday afternoon, at around 4:30pm, after approaching a suspicious man in the Harlem Park neighborhood.
Police continue to search for the man responsible for killing one of their own. Not many details available; I hope the PD has a line on the suspect.
More: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...z4ydOFDufA