N.H. State Police announce unexpected death of 19-year veteran

A sergeant who served with the New Hampshire State Police for 19 years has died, authorities announced.

Sgt. Brian J. died. Ross, of Greenland, New Hampshire, died Monday at the age of 41, according to his father. Obituary.

“Our hearts are broken by this loss,” state police said in a statement. Share Facebook. “Sergeant Ross served the people of New Hampshire with courage and integrity, and we will all miss him greatly.”

Ross began his career as a patrol trooper and later held other roles, including working with the Major Crimes Unit, Special Incident Response Team and Motorcycle Unit. He most recently served as commander of the Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Unit, according to State Police.

“We ask everyone to join us in providing his family, including his wife and three children, the support and privacy they deserve at this time,” state police said.

The state police added that A finance It was created for the Ross family.

“Brian was a devoted husband, the proud father of three beautiful children, a dedicated soldier, and a beloved coach,” the box said. “His family now faces a future they never imagined.”

A tour for police officers and other public safety employees is scheduled for 3 p.m. July 6 at Remick & Gendron Funeral Crematory in Hampton, according to the obituary.

Public visiting hours are expected to be 4pm-7pm at the funeral home. Services will be at 1 p.m. July 7 at the United Church of Christ in Northampton, NS.

Authorities did not determine the cause of death, but said it was “unexpected.”

State police took notice resources Available to anyone experiencing a mental health crisis.

“Anyone can call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 9-8-8 to get free and confidential support for themselves, a friend or a loved one,” state police said.