Berea Police Department announces death of officer after 'unexpected medical emergency'

Sergeant Ean Esposito served in the Army before joining the Berea Police Department in 2011.

BEREA, Ohio — The Berea Police Department announced the unexpected death of an officer due to a “medical emergency” on Saturday, May 10.

The department released the following statement on their official Facebook account:

The Berea Police Department announces with deep sorrow the passing of Sgt. Ean Esposito due to an unexpected medical emergency this morning. Sgt. Esposito had been a dedicated member of the department since 2011.

During his time with the department, Sgt. Esposito held various important roles including being part of the Southwest Enforcement Bureau, a field training officer, a community engagement officer, a school resource officer, a defensive tactics instructor, and the department’s range officer. He played a crucial role in updating the emergency operation plan and ensuring emergency preparedness for both the department and the community. Sgt. Esposito also proudly served in the United States Army.

Sgt. Esposito’s vibrant spirit and contributions will be dearly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him. The community is asked to keep his family, friends, and colleagues in their thoughts and prayers. In lieu of donating directly to the family, contributions can be made to the West Tactical Officer Foundation, which will ensure the family receives the support.


You can donate to the foundation at the link located HERE.

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