Boston policeman injured in Iraq (Terrence Burke)
A Boston police officer has been seriously injured while serving in Iraq, the department said yesterday.
Acting Police Commissioner Albert Goslin issued a statement announcing that Terrence Burke, a Dorchester native who had been on the force for two years and worked in South Boston before leaving for Iraq, sustained a leg injury and had been transported to a military hospital in Germany. ``His injury is described as critical, but thankfully he is expected to survive," Goslin said.
Burke has burns and lost one of his legs near the knee when a bomb exploded Tuesday in Fallujah, said a police official with knowledge of the blast.
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Acting Police Commissioner Albert Goslin issued a statement announcing that Terrence Burke, a Dorchester native who had been on the force for two years and worked in South Boston before leaving for Iraq, sustained a leg injury and had been transported to a military hospital in Germany. ``His injury is described as critical, but thankfully he is expected to survive," Goslin said.
Burke has burns and lost one of his legs near the knee when a bomb exploded Tuesday in Fallujah, said a police official with knowledge of the blast.
Read the rest at the Boston Globe
Related Link:
Family eagerly awaiting reunion with Marine
Note: Due to problems with blogger we were unable to post news of the wounded for the last 10 days. This post is part of the update from that period.
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