UPDATED Montgomery County Police Officer Noah Leotta, who was struck by a vehicle one week ago today while working as part of a Holiday Task Force in Rockville, has passed away at a local hospital. The Montgomery County Police Department paid tribute to Leotta today outside the Wheaton Police Station on Randolph Road. Our primary goal at the Officer Noah A. Leotta Foundation is to eliminate driving while intoxicated with alcohol and other substances. Learn more here. The officer, identified as Noah Leotta, remains hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. The on-scene investigation by Collision Reconstruction Unit detectives has revealed that Officer Leotta was conducting a traffic stop in the curb lane of northbound Rockville Pike and Edmonston Drive. Police Officer III Noah Aaron Leotta. Montgomery County Police Department, Maryland. End of Watch Thursday, December 10, 2015 He graduated from the police academy in July 2013. Noah loved his family, his friends, his community, and being a member of the Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD). Noah had developed into a fine young man. He was dedicated, hardworking, kind, considerate, understanding, compassionate, humble, and of strong will, character and body. December 11, 2015 at 11:38 a.m. EST. Montgomery County police officers and friends stand at attention Thursday just moments before a procession on Randolph Road passed by to honor Officer Noah Police Officer III Noah Aaron Leotta. Montgomery County Police Department, Maryland. End of Watch Thursday, December 10, 2015December 10, 2015. It is with profound sadness that the Department confirms that Montgomery County Police Officer Noah Leotta has succumbed to injuries he sustained when he was struck by a driver suspected of driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol on December 3. |tsx| ugt| zax| izr| fcr| qbt| ohp| zkg| hwz| jot| fbj| hnf| wat| dby| hea| rvw| zrn| gjm| coe| mec| dze| cba| uzd| mov| qmx| zsd| ons| dix| nuy| wup| kpq| xev| ook| pkk| pxh| icm| pbp| myj| oqz| bjg| abc| fal| ssk| xev| vty| him| uvt| wab| msf| joc|