He tragically lost his life in the early hours of Holy Tuesday (27/4) Greek police officer on a Long Island highway in New York.
The 43-year-old police father of two, who was born in Greece, was regulating traffic on a busy street and was swept away by an out-of-control car driven by a drunk driver, resulting in his death.
According to ekirikas.com, the policeman was dragged in the east lane of the LIE, near Francis Louis Boulevard, by a 2013 Volkswagen car.
The driver was a 32-year-old woman from Hempstead who was under the influence of substances and her license had been revoked. He was arrested a little later by the Police and faces more than 10 charges, some of which are criminal.
The message of the Archbishop of America Hopeful
The tragic death and the offer of the policeman to the community were mentioned in a post on Twitter by the Archbishop of America Elpidoforos.
“The tragic death of Anastasios Tsakos, a police officer from the New York Police Department, during his service and service to our fellow man reminds us that all police officers, firefighters and medical staff risk their lives for us. “His memory is eternal,” he wrote.
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