Officer Eric Ney of the Clearcreek Township Police Department was shot in the face while responding to a domestic violence call in July and was severely injured. After two lengthy hospital stays and multiple brain surgeries for trauma sustained, Officer Ney finally came home in October, but he has a long road ahead of him.
To hear from Officer Ney's wife, Lisa, about his injuries and recovery, watch this video: https://youtu.be/ijqpEs28Gcc
Officer Ney will be taking a medical retirement and will not receive his full pension, while his wife, Lisa, has stopped working in order to take care of him. Officer Ney will need several additional surgeries, including ones on his eye and facial bones. He will also continue rehab/therapy.
Please consider assisting Officer Ney and his family as he continues to grow stronger and heal. All donations will directly benefit the Ney family. Any amount will help!
The Ohio Patrolmen's Benevolent Association (OPBA) represents over 8,000 law enforcement professionals across the state of Ohio.
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Officer Eric Ney of the Clearcreek Township Police Department was shot in the face while responding to a domestic violence...
Officer Eric Ney of the Clearcreek Township Police Department was shot in the face while responding to a domestic violence call in July and was severely injured. After two lengthy hospital stays and multiple brain surgeries for trauma sustained, Officer Ney finally came home in October, but he has a long road ahead of him.
To hear from Officer Ney's wife, Lisa, about his injuries and recovery, watch this video: https://youtu.be/ijqpEs28Gcc
Officer Ney will be taking a medical retirement and will not receive his full pension, while his wife, Lisa, has stopped working in order to take care of him. Officer Ney will need several additional surgeries, including ones on his eye and facial bones. He will also continue rehab/therapy.
Please consider assisting Officer Ney and his family as he continues to grow stronger and heal. All donations will directly benefit the Ney family. Any amount will help!
The Ohio Patrolmen's Benevolent Association (OPBA) represents over 8,000 law enforcement professionals across the state of Ohio.
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