Patrolman William F. Cullen, New York City Board of Water Supply Police, New York

Patrolman William F. Cullen

New York City Board of Water Supply Police, New York

End of Watch Sunday, January 9, 1916

William F. Cullen

Patrolman William Cullen died as the result of contracting tuberculosis while patrolling the construction encampments at Ashokan Reservoir in Ulster County.

He was admitted to Sea View Hospital in June 1915, where he remained until passing away on January 9th, 1916.

Patrolman Cullen had served with the New York City Bureau of Water Supply Police Department for five years, starting with the Aqueduct Police, and was assigned to the Brown Station Precinct. He was survived by his mother, three brothers, and three sisters.

Bio

Age 34
Tour 5 years
Badge 304

Incident Details

Cause Duty related illness
Incident Date Tuesday, June 1, 1915

communicable disease

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Patrolman Cullen,
On today, the 101st anniversary of your death I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for the citizens of New York City.

R.I.P.
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Anonymous
United States Border Patrol

January 9, 2017