Sergeant Marc Muncy

Sergeant Marc Muncy

Columbus Division of Police, Ohio

End of Watch Wednesday, April 5, 1995

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Marc Muncy

Sergeant Marc Muncy was killed after his patrol car collided with a tractor-trailer and burst into flames as he was responding to a call for backup at 7:30 p.m.

He was traveling eastbound on an Interstate 270 overpass when he swerved to avoid a wooden pallet in the road. His police cruiser crossed the median and spun up on two wheels. The truck attempted to avoid the collision by swerving, but the car still struck the front of the trailer. The car immediately leaked fuel and ignited.

Sergeant Muncy was a United States Army military police veteran who had served with the Columbus Police Department and previously served with the Reynoldsburg Police Department for 2 years. He is survived by his wife, daughter, son, and mother.

Sergeant Muncy was posthumously promoted to the rank of sergeant.

Bio

  • Age 31
  • Tour 11 years
  • Badge 965
  • Military Veteran

Incident Details

  • Cause Automobile crash

Back up for fellow officer(s), vehicle crash

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Rest easy Sgt. God bless your family and thank you for your service and dedication.

I am unsure if somewhere down the line we are related, but you are one of the few that are on my mind in that patrol car each shift.

I learned about your loss several years back, when I was in the academy and started looking into this foundation.

Whether by blood or the badge alone, I am honored to share and carry on the name beside the badge with you. Rest in peace brother

Patrol Sgt. D. Muncy
Dinwiddie County Sheriff's Office
Dinwiddie, VA

December 24, 2024

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