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Trooper Kevin Carder Manion | Virginia State Police, Virginia Virginia State Police, Virginia

Trooper

Kevin Carder Manion

Virginia State Police, Virginia

End of Watch: Saturday, February 18, 2006

Bio & Incident Details

Age: 27

Tour: 2 years, 8 months

Badge # 870

Cause: Gunfire

Incident Date: 2/18/2006

Weapon: Rifle; .30-.06

Suspect: Sentenced to 10 years

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Trooper Kevin Manion was accidentally shot and killed while assisting another trooper investigating a single vehicle automobile accident on Route 649 in Clarke County.

The automobile accident occurred when a pickup truck went into a ditch and overturned. During the accident investigation a rifle inside the pickup truck discharged as the pickup was being moved. The round struck Trooper Manion in the chest in an area not protected by his vest.

Trooper Manion succumbed to his wound after being flown to Inova Fairfax Hospital in Fairfax County.

The truck's two occupants were arrested at the scene on alcohol related charges stemming from the automobile accident. Investigation revealed that the rifle had been stolen earlier in the day during a residential burglary. The driver of the pickup truck was subsequently charged with second degree murder, possession of a firearm by a felon, larceny of a firearm, and daytime breaking and entering. He plead guilty to involuntary manslaughter in December 2006 and was subsequently sentenced to 10 years.

Trooper Manion had served with the Virginia State Police for just under 3 years, and was assigned to the Area 13 Office in Winchester.

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As I remember that day like it was yesterday, for it changed my life forever. I think back to that day I thought it was going to be just another day, another incident to mitigate but it turned out to be the most scariest day of my life. I know now, that God had you in the palm of His hands bringing you home and I know now, that He was looking over the four of us as we try to put together of what just happened. The first thirty seconds of talking to you that day I could tell that you served with Pride and Honor and that memory I will never forget...

I will continue to think about this day and prey for the Family you were called to leave behind.

To the Husband, the Dad, the Brother, the Son and the Friend I never got to know, may you rest in Peace and may your Family be Blessed with God's Favor.

Firefighter/HazMat Tech/EMT
First Responder
February 14, 2013

 

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