Special Agent Thomas John Wyatt, Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, Minnesota

Special Agent Thomas John Wyatt

Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, Minnesota

End of Watch Wednesday, March 3, 2004

Thomas John Wyatt

Special Agent Thomas Wyatt was killed in an on duty automobile accident.

He was driving his department vehicle to the Brainerd Field Office when he collided head-on with a logging truck. Agent Wyatt was killed instantly.

Agent Wyatt had served with the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension for six years. He had previously served with the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation for three years and the Iowa Division of Narcotics Enforcement for one year. He is survived by his wife, two young children, parents, sister, and grandmother.

Bio

Age 33
Tour 10 years
Badge 1347

Incident Details

Cause Automobile crash

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Tom, a long time ago, someone told your sister that when someone finds a penny on the ground, it means that their officer in heaven is looking out for them. The brain says one thing, the heart another. Yesterday, on our anniversary, a penny fell out of my coat pocket. And then, two special Agents from the BCA came to visit us and their hugs and remembering you warmed our hearts. You were always so proud to be a part of the BCA and they haven't forgotten you either.
It seems that when our hearts are especially heavy, you always send us signs of your love. You are remembered so fondly by such special people. Their friendship is a gift to us that we cherish and hold dear. Your legacy continues on and we never tire of hearing stories about you. You live on in the hearts of all your family, in your wonderful son and daughter, and all who knew and loved you.
We are keeping Jeremy in our hearts too.

Roger and Ingrid Wyatt
Mom and Dad

March 3, 2018