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New Hampshire State Police Staff Sgt. Jesse Sherrill was killed during the overnight hours after a crash involving a police cruiser and a tractor-trailer on Interstate 95 near Exit 3 northbound, according to state officials. He was 44 years old.
“Staff Sgt. Sherill was known as a trooper’s trooper, a consummate dedicated professional, and a true family man,” Noyes said.
Gov. Chris Sununu added, “He was an individual who nobly answered the call to service, and he was steadfast and devoted to the safety and well-being of all of his fellow Granite Staters.”
“Staff Sergeant Sherrill was an incredible member of the law enforcement community and, more importantly, a loving husband, father, son and brother,” Attorney General John M. Formella said in a statement.
We will be holding a fundraiser for the Sherrill Family and matching all donations up to $10,000.
Please consider making a donation and supporting the Sherrill Family in their time of need.
From the NH Troopers Association:
In the early morning hours of October 28th, SSgt Jesse Sherrill, was struck by a tractor trailer unit on Interstate 95 in the City of Portsmouth, NH. Tragically, he did not survive the collision. We are simply devastated by the loss of our Trooper and words cannot describe the grief felt within our ranks. SSgt Sherrill was a 19 year veteran of the NH State Police and he served as the Assistant Troop Commander of Troop A in Epping, NH. Prior to his service with the State Police, SSgt Sherrill served as a Police Officer with the Hooksett, NH Police Department. SSgt Sherrill was very active with The Seacoast United Baseball League and The Barrington, NH Baseball League. Additionally, the Sherrill family was very active throughout the Barrington, NH community. SSgt Sherrill was a highly respected member of the NH State Police and he leaves behind his wife, two children, parents and his brother. Please keep the entire Sherrill family in your thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time.