DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF) – COVID-19 has claimed the life of a Dallas Police Sergeant.
48-year-old Sergeant Bronc McCoy died Wednesday at a local hospital. According to family members, McCoy was battling COVID-19 and was showing signs of recovery. But his fight took a turn for the worse earlier this month when his sister said he had a stroke and was put on a ventilator.
Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall called Sgt. McCoy a “dedicated” and “outstanding” Officer.
Our deepest condolences goes out to one of our own, Sergeant Bronc McCoy. He was an outstanding officer who dedicated his life serving others. Please keep his family and friends in your thoughts and prayers.
— RENEÉ HALL (@ChiefHallDPD) November 17, 2020
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson thanked Sgt. McCoy for his service.
I am heartbroken by the death of Dallas police Sgt. Bronc McCoy. I am grateful that he chose to serve our city, even during a pandemic, and that he made the safety of the people of Dallas his life’s work.
— Mayor Eric Johnson (@Johnson4Dallas) November 17, 2020
Sgt. McCoy leaves behind two children.
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