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Patrolman Anthony E. Buckner | New York City Police Department, New York New York City Police Department, New York

Patrolman

Anthony E. Buckner

New York City Police Department, New York

End of Watch: Tuesday, October 24, 1939

Bio & Incident Details

Age: Not available

Tour: 17 years

Badge # 16585

Cause: Struck by vehicle

Incident Date: 10/24/1939

Weapon: Not available

Suspect: Not available

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Patrolman Buckner died of injuries he received when he was stuck by an automobile.

Patrolman Buckner was performing a midnight tour on a foot post. At about 0620 hours a driver of a Daily News truck informed Patrolman Buckner of a fire located at 60 West 139 Street. Patrolman Buckner stepped off the corner of 141 Street and Lenox Avenue and attempted to commandeer a north bound taxi that was headed in his direction. The vehicle accidentally struck Patrolman Buckner and as a result he suffered a compound fracture of the left leg with other injuries.

Exactly one month and one week later, Patrolman Buckner died at 1555 hours at Harlem Hospital while being worked on by the doctors.

Patrolman Buckner had served with the New York City Police Department for 17 years and was survived by his wife and two children. He was assigned to the 32nd Precinct.

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Dear brother officer, You have not been forgotten. May you rest in peace and may God continue to watch over you. God bless you for your service.

RETIRED DETECTIVE FRANK DEMARCO
NEW YORK CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT
October 24, 2008

 

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