Special Investigator Elgin C. McDonough

Special Investigator Elgin C. McDonough | Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Michigan Special Investigator Elgin C. McDonough | Michigan Department of Natural Resources, MichiganSpecial Investigator Elgin C. McDonough | Michigan Department of Natural Resources, MichiganSpecial Investigator Elgin C. McDonough | Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Michigan
Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Michigan
Special Investigator Elgin C. McDonough | Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Michigan
Special Investigator Elgin C. McDonough | Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Michigan
Special Investigator Elgin C. McDonough | Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Michigan
Special Investigator Elgin C. McDonough | Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Michigan
Special Investigator Elgin C. McDonough

Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Michigan

End of Watch Wednesday, December 21, 1932

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Elgin C. McDonough

Special Investigator Elgin McDonough and Special Investigator Karl Zimmerman were killed in a vehicle crash on U.S. 16 one-half mile east of Webberville.

Their automobile collided with the back of an unlit horse-drawn wagon while they were en route from Lansing to Macomb County as part of an ongoing investigation. Both investigators suffered fatal injuries. The farmer driving the wagon was injured.

Investigator McDonough was a U.S. Army veteran of WWI. He had served with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources for six years and had previously served with the North-West Mounted Police in Canada. He was survived by his wife.

Bio

  • Age 37
  • Tour 6 years
  • Badge Not available
  • Military Veteran

Incident Details

  • Cause Automobile crash

routine driving

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Investigator McDonough,
On today, the 90th anniversary of your death I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice-not just as a Law Enforcement Officer but for our Country as well when you served with the U.S. Army during World War I.

R.I.P.
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December 21, 2022

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