Police Officer Ramon A. Sepulveda-Rosado, Carolina Municipal Police Department, Puerto Rico

Police Officer Ramon A. Sepulveda-Rosado

Carolina Municipal Police Department, Puerto Rico

End of Watch Monday, July 19, 2004

Ramon A. Sepulveda-Rosado

Officer Ramon Sepulveda-Rosado died of injuries he received two days earlier when his department motorcycle was struck by another vehicle.

Officer Sepulveda-Rosado was assigned to escort duty with several other officers. He entered an intersection to stop traffic and was struck by a vehicle that failed to stop at a stop sign. Sepulveda-Rosado was thrown to the ground and received an injury to his head. He was taken to a local hospital where he died two days later.

Sepulveda-Rosado had served with the Carolina Municipal Police Department for 13 years. He is survived by his wife and six children.

Bio

Age 47
Tour 13 years
Badge 158

Incident Details

Cause Motorcycle crash
Incident Date Saturday, July 17, 2004

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I believe I met ofcr. Sepulveda in 2013 and I remember his quick wit and whistle even IN A STABBING SCENE, I was a witness and saved the stabbing victim, saved him, called 911, almost pulled my port out of my chest (chemo @ dana farber) and he LOVED my service dogs (Jake- Shepard mix nat'l registered/certified & Tito Taco a chihuahua I rescued, raised & trained myself and us Also A certifies, tested & reg. fed. Service dog. Both assist avoiding allergens and alerting me to a reaction b4 I even know MYSELF. He was the 1st (and ONLY) officer OR civilian to talk to us 4 a while and instantly made me feel safe & that the dogs and I would be okay, to see he was killed by a ran stop sign vehicle is disheartening and I'm sure he is greatly missed by many. Bless the boys in blue! Drive slow& drink water! R.I.P officer Sepulveda, fly with the angels and watch over us better than ever b4! I choose to celebrate that I met this man the way I did, and it seems SO unfair considering many factors. offered us h2o and snacks and called EMS 4 ME. I will never forget this man's name, face, voice, whistle, friendliness even in a traumatic case in the middle if homeless people central where our paths cross

Jeremy Stevens NREMT-I, RN/BSN, CEN&CCRN
Northeast Harbor Ambulance (Maine), capital ambulance (Maine) MDI hosp

February 22, 2015