Sergeant William Morris, Kansas City Police Department, Kansas

Sergeant William Morris

Kansas City Police Department, Kansas

End of Watch Tuesday, September 2, 1902

William Morris

Sergeant William Morris was shot and killed when he interrupted a robbery in progress at the Metropolitan Street car barn. He encountered two men forcing the watchman to open a safe. Sergeant Morris struck one of the suspects but was shot as he attempted to draw his revolver.

One of the suspects was found guilty of second-degree murder; the others were awaiting trial.

Sergeant Morris had served with the agency for 11 years.

Bio

Age 54
Tour 11 years
Badge Not available

Incident Details

Cause Gunfire
Weapon Gun; Unknown type
Offender Found guilty of second degree murder

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You're courage and strength will never be forgotten.
I married a police officer who as well works in kansas city kansas and am so proud of his loyalty, strength and commitment every day. I am more than honored to call you family.

Love,

Kelly Morris

leo spouse
great great grandfather

January 5, 2015