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Police Officer Glen L. Ciano | Suffolk County Police Department, New York Suffolk County Police Department, New York

Police Officer

Glen L. Ciano

Suffolk County Police Department, New York

End of Watch: Sunday, February 22, 2009

Bio & Incident Details

Age: 45

Tour: 22 years

Badge # 3719

Cause: Vehicular assault

Incident Date: 2/22/2009

Weapon: Automobile; Alcohol involved

Suspect: Sentenced to four years

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Police Officer Glen Ciano was killed when his patrol car was struck by a vehicle being driven by an intoxicated operator.

Officer Ciano was responding to assist a fellow officer who had stopped a vehicle with stolen license plates. His patrol car was struck by a vehicle making a left turn onto Commack Road from Vanderbilt Parkway. The force of the collision sent the patrol car off the road and into a utility pole. The patrol car burst into flames, killing Officer Ciano.

The suspect was arrested at the scene and it was determined that he had been operating his vehicle under the influence of alcohol. In January 2011 he was sentenced to only one to four years in prison in connection with Officer Ciano's death.

Police Officer Ciano had served with the Suffolk County Police Department for 22 years and is survived by his wife and two children. He was assigned to the 2nd Precinct.

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