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Agent
Francis Crespo-Mandry
Puerto Rico Police Department, Puerto RicoEnd of Watch: Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Bio & Incident Details
Age: 55Tour: 24 years
Badge # 15963
Cause: Gunfire
Incident Date: 1/18/2012
Weapon: Gun; Unknown type
Suspect: Shot and wounded
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Agent Francis
Crespo-Mandry was shot and killed as he and another officer responded to
a panic alarm at a gas station at the intersection of PR-3 and PR-758
in Patillas.
As they arrived at the scene they encountered two subjects robbing the gas station at gunpoint. The suspects opened fire on the officers, fatally wounding Agent Crespo-Mandry. One of the suspects was wounded in the ensuing shootout and taken into custody. The other suspect remains at large.
Agent Crespo-Mandry had served with the Puerto Rico Police Department for 24 years and was assigned to the Patillas District. He is survived by his wife and two children. He is also survived by two brothers who serve with the agency.
As they arrived at the scene they encountered two subjects robbing the gas station at gunpoint. The suspects opened fire on the officers, fatally wounding Agent Crespo-Mandry. One of the suspects was wounded in the ensuing shootout and taken into custody. The other suspect remains at large.
Agent Crespo-Mandry had served with the Puerto Rico Police Department for 24 years and was assigned to the Patillas District. He is survived by his wife and two children. He is also survived by two brothers who serve with the agency.
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I wish to thank you for a job well done and for your many years of service. You have joined the Thin blue line of American heroes and you will rest with them forever more. Our heart and prayers go out to the family. To all of the fellow officers I wish to remind you that this was a career of chosen and he always knew that this could happen. He would want each of you to go on and serve with pride and distinction. Law-enforcement is not a job it is our life and a calling. God bless each of you.
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