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In Memory of the Hamilton County Officers Killed in the Line of Duty
As we remember these fallen officers, we take comfort in recalling that they dedicated their lives to the principles of honor, duty and courage. Such a life is truly rich. Our commitment is to remember those with whom we shared the badge.
You fought the good fight. Now rest in peace…
| Deputy Constable William Frank Carey Carmel Police Department E.O.W. - June 8, 1900 |
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Deputy Constable William Carey was shot and killed by a traveling evangelist known as ''Cyclone Johnson.'' The evangelist had a history of assaulting people who disagreed with the way he preached. |
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| Officer Francis Woodrow Castor Noblesville Police Department E.O.W. - July 28, 1948 |
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Patrolman Francis Castor was killed in a motorcycle accident while on duty. Patrolman Castor had served with the Noblesville Police Department for only two weeks. |
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| Trooper Richard Gerald Brown Indiana State Police E.O.W. - September 27, 1967 |
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While investigating an early morning car-truck collision on I-74 in Boone County, Trooper Brown was struck by an oncoming vehicle. Trooper Brown and two others were fatally injured in the crash. |
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| Deputy Marshal David Keith Brown Westfield Police Department E.O.W. - January 11, 1969 |
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Deputy Marshal David Brown was checking on a suspicious person behind the Westfield High School while investigating the theft of livestock. Deputy Marshal Brown was later found shot to death in his patrol car. |
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| Master Trooper Michael Earl Green Indiana State Police E.O.W. - February 5, 1993 |
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While on routine patrol in Marion County, Master Trooper Greene stopped to question two male subjects stopped along Interstate 65. After checking with the post, he learned the men were wanted. As Master Trooper Greene was handcuffing one suspect, the other suspect shot and killed him. |
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| National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial | |
| Indiana State Police Memorial | |
| Indiana Law Enforcement & Firefighters Memorial | |
| C.O.P.S. - Concerns of Police Survivors |