Chester Police Officer Bronelle Barrett-Lee died while on duty inside the department’s Operations Center. She was a 20-year veteran of the force and mother of four.
A police officer in the city of Chester passed away on duty after suffering an medical emergency, Chester's mayor said.
Officer Bronelle Barrett-Lee, a 20-year veteran of the police force and mother of four, died on Saturday inside the department's Operations Center.
“On behalf of myself, the rest of Chester City Council, and the entire city of Chester, I offer my deepest, most heartfelt condolences to those who loved and personally knew Officer Lee," Mayor Thaddeus Kirkland said in a statement.
"I am filled with sadness to know that this community has lost one of its protectors. This city joins the Chester Police Department in mourning the loss of Officer Lee. At this time, I ask that we all keep her children, family and friends in prayer.”
Flags in the city of Chester will fly at half-staff starting Monday and until Lee's funeral.
