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William L. Carroll, Jr.
Badge: 3296
Class: 94
Rank: Trooper
Age: 29
Died: 7/12/1984
DOB: 6/25/1955
Cause: Ped/MV Accident
Site NJ Turnpike
Stationed: Troop D New Brunswick
Service Time 5 Years 5 Mos.
Residence: Jamesburg
William L. Carroll, Jr. was born on June 25, 1955 in New Brunswick, New
Jersey and resided in that town all of his life. He attended St.
Peter's High School where he was very active in school sports. Prior to
enlisting in the New Jersey State Police, he worked as a stone mason.
Trooper Carroll enlisted in the New Jersey State Police on January 26,
1979 as a member of the 94th Class. He served at various stations in
Troops "B" and "C" and his last assignment was to the New Brunswick
Station, Troop "D". His service with the New Jersey State Police was
characterized by loyalty, fearless performance of duty and faithful and
energetic devotion to the high principals of the New Jersey State
Police.
Trooper Carroll died from injuries received as the result of a motor
vehicle accident while on duty.
On July 12, 1984, while on routine patrol, Trooper Carroll pulled-over
a tractor trailer in South Brunswick at mile post 76.1 on the
northbound section of the New Jersey Turnpike. After speaking to the
driver, he returned to his troop car and was struck by a passing
tractor-trailer. He suffered multiple extensive injuries and traumatic
shock. He was taken to Middlesex General Hospital where he died later
that evening.
Trooper Carroll served 5 years and 5 months with the New Jersey State
Police.
He was survived by his parents, William and Nancy, his brothers Jay,
David, Christoper, sisters Judy and Joy and his wife Michelle
of 6 weeks. He was 29 years old.
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