Weld County Sheriff’s Deputy Injured in DUI Incident Receives Support from Non-Profit
A Weld County Sheriff's Patrol Deputy, seriously injured in February by a suspected drunk driver, is receiving assistance from a non-profit organization that supports first responders injured in the line of duty.
Denver, CO, July 23, 2026 —
A Weld County Sheriff’s Patrol Deputy, who sustained serious injuries in February following a collision with a suspected drunk driver, is now benefiting from the support of a non-profit organization dedicated to aiding first responders injured in the line of duty.
The incident occurred in February, involving a patrol deputy who was responding to a call. The deputy’s patrol vehicle was reportedly struck by another vehicle driven by an individual suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol. The impact resulted in severe injuries to the deputy.
Details regarding the specific nature of the deputy’s injuries and the ongoing medical treatment were not immediately available. The investigation into the collision and the driver suspected of impairment is being handled by the relevant authorities. Information on any charges filed or the current status of that case was not provided.
Following the incident, the deputy was identified as needing support. A non-profit organization, which focuses on assisting first responders who have been injured or become disabled in the course of their service, has stepped in to provide aid. The organization’s assistance is intended to help the deputy and their family during this challenging time.
The name of the non-profit organization was not specified in the provided information. The extent of the support being offered, whether financial, therapeutic, or otherwise, also remains undisclosed. The focus of the organization is to ensure that individuals who serve and protect the community receive necessary assistance when faced with life-altering injuries sustained during their duties.
The Weld County Sheriff’s Office has not released further details regarding the deputy’s recovery progress or the specifics of the support being provided by the non-profit.
Story summarized from the original created by Greg Nieto on kdvr.com, see more information here.
