WARSAW, Ind. (AP) — Indiana State Police say a Kosciusko County sheriff's officer has died in a collision between his cruiser and a truck.
State police say Sgt. Jeffery B. Shaw was pronounced dead at Kosciusko Community Hospital following the 3 p.m. crash on state highway 14 south of Warsaw. The driver of the truck, 53-year-old Steven L. Byerly of Fort Wayne, was treated at the hospital for minor injuries.
Shaw, a Warsaw native, joined the sheriff's department in July 1994 as a work release officer before being hired as a deputy in July 1998.
The accident is still under investigation.
State News
November 12, 2009
Kosciusko County officer killed in crash
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