Rampy, Gary T., TPR

Fallen
 
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Final Rank
Trooper
Primary Unit
1968-1971 Michigan State Police, MI
Service Years
1968 - 1971

 Official Badges 

American Flag National Law Enforcement Memorial Pin


 Police Awards and Commendations 
Federal Awards
Not Specified
Departmental Awards
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 Prior Military Service 
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Home Country
United States
United States
Year of Birth
1944
 
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Casualty Info
End of Watch
Dec 31, 1971
Cause of Death
Gunfire
Location of Interment
Fallen Trooper Memorial - Lansing, Michigan




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 Unit Assignments
Michigan
  1968-1971 Michigan State Police, MI
 Additional Information
Last Known Activity:

 

Birth: Sep. 12, 1944
Death: Dec. 31, 1971
Michigan, USA

Fallen Hero.

Gary was an officer with the Michian State Police Department. He was the 26th Michigan State Police officer to die while in the line of duty.


Michigan State Police Fallen Trooper Memorial      

Related Line of Duty Deaths

Trooper Charles B. Stark
Michigan State Police, Michigan
End of Watch: Friday, December 31, 1971
Cause: Gunfire



Read more: http://www.odmp.org/officer/10988-trooper-gary-t-rampy#ixzz1sPtFviWt

 

   
Comments/Citation:

Trooper Rampy and Trooper Charles Stark were shot and killed after stopping a drunk driver at approximately 0250 hours. While the officers were pulling the suspect over he was able to reach into his backseat and obtain a handgun, which he put in his waist band. When the driver was unable to produce a license Trooper Rampy walked him back to the patrol car. Using the weapon he had concealed in his pants the suspect ordered Trooper Rampy to call Trooper Stark back to the cruiser, at which point the suspect shot and killed both officers. Nearby residents called authorities when they heard the shots and responding officers began to chase the suspect. The man crashed the vehicle and attempted to run away but was shot and killed by the officers when he opened fire on them. Leave a Reflection · Update Memorial Read more: http://www.odmp.org/officer/10988-trooper-gary-t-rampy#ixzz1sPsfkG5q

   
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