Officer David Sherrard Fundraiser
Police Officer David Sherrard was shot and killed while responding to a disturbance at an apartment complex at 4250 East Renner Road.
As officers arrived on scene they located a man suffering from a gunshot wound outside of the apartment. The officers were able to identify an apartment where the suspect was located. As they made entry into the apartment the man opened fire, striking Officer Sherrard in the neck. Officer Sherrard was transported to Medical City Plano where he succumbed to his wound.
The subject barricaded himself inside of the apartment for several hours before surrendering. The man who shot Officer Sherrard was charged with capital murder of a police officer.
Officer Sherrard had served with the Richardson Police Department for 13 years. He is survived by his wife and two daughters.
Source: https://www.odmp.org/officer/23561-police-officer-david-sherrard
This national fallen officer wristband is 100% black silicon rubber with a debossed interior and blue color filled stripe that wraps all the way around. The speckled white stars complement the two stripes running above and below the blue line. This bracelet is the best way to show your support for our nation's fallen heroes.
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Officer David Sherrard Fundraiser
Officer David Sherrard Fundraiser
Police Officer David Sherrard was shot and killed while responding to a disturbance at an apartment complex at 4250 East Renner Road.
As officers arrived on scene they located a man suffering from a gunshot wound outside of the apartment. The officers were able to identify an apartment where the suspect was located. As they made entry into the apartment the man opened fire, striking Officer Sherrard in the neck. Officer Sherrard was transported to Medical City Plano where he succumbed to his wound.
The subject barricaded himself inside of the apartment for several hours before surrendering. The man who shot Officer Sherrard was charged with capital murder of a police officer.
Officer Sherrard had served with the Richardson Police Department for 13 years. He is survived by his wife and two daughters.
Source: https://www.odmp.org/officer/23561-police-officer-david-sherrard
This national fallen officer wristband is 100% black silicon rubber with a debossed interior and blue color filled stripe that wraps all the way around. The speckled white stars complement the two stripes running above and below the blue line. This bracelet is the best way to show your support for our nation's fallen heroes.
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Police Officer David Sherrard was shot and killed while responding to a disturbance at an apartment complex at 4250 East Renner Road.
As officers arrived on scene they located a man suffering from a gunshot wound outside of the apartment. The officers were able to identify an apartment where the suspect was located. As they made entry into the apartment the man opened fire, striking Officer Sherrard in the neck. Officer Sherrard was transported to Medical City Plano where he succumbed to his wound.
The subject barricaded himself inside of the apartment for several hours before surrendering. The man who shot Officer Sherrard was charged with capital murder of a police officer.
Officer Sherrard had served with the Richardson Police Department for 13 years. He is survived by his wife and two daughters.
Source: https://www.odmp.org/officer/23561-police-officer-david-sherrard
This national fallen officer wristband is 100% black silicon rubber with a debossed interior and blue color filled stripe that wraps all the way around. The speckled white stars complement the two stripes running above and below the blue line. This bracelet is the best way to show your support for our nation's fallen heroes.
