A San Francisco police officer died Saturday as a result of issues of COVID-19, a number of media retailers reported.
Officer Jack Nyce, 47, labored for the police division for greater than 17 years. He was most just lately assigned to the Park Station, SF police Chief Invoice Scott stated in a press release.
Scott did not touch upon the reason for demise, however his spouse, Melissa Nyce, advised the Stockton File that he examined optimistic for coronavirus on Nov. 2 and later went to the hospital as a result of issues from the virus. He died at a Kaiser hospital in Manteca, the place he and his spouse lived.
“Nyce was among the many 41 officers positioned on depart for not assembly the town’s deadline of being vaccinated by Nov. 1,” NBC Bay Space reported.
The San Francisco Police Officers Affiliation honored Nyce in a press release.
“Our heartfelt condolences exit to Jack’s spouse, household and buddies,” stated Tony Montoya, the affiliation’s president. “This can be a unhappy time for our division. Jack leaves a void that can be tough to fill. Relaxation in peace Officer Nyce.”
SFPD stated it is going to share extra details about plans for Nyce’s remembrance as they develop into obtainable. “Within the interim, please hold Jack, his household and buddies in your ideas and prayers throughout this tough time,” Scott stated.
