Community Rallies Around Fallen Heroes: GoFundMe Accounts Established for Officers Joshua Eyer, Samuel Poloche, William Elliott, and Thomas Weeks, Victims of Devastating Shooting in Charlotte, North Carolina; Back the Blue NC Launches Campaign to Support Families of US Marshals and CMPD Officers Killed and Injured in Tragic Incident.”

Community Rallies Around Fallen Heroes: GoFundMe Accounts Established for Officers Joshua Eyer, Samuel Poloche, William Elliott, and Thomas Weeks, Victims of Devastating Shooting in Charlotte, North Carolina; Back the Blue NC Launches Campaign to Support Families of US Marshals and CMPD Officers Killed and Injured in Tragic Incident.”

A devastating shooting incident on Monday in East Charlotte has left the community reeling, with three US Marshals killed and another injured, as well as one CMPD Officer killed and three others shot and injured. In response, several GoFundMe accounts have been established to support the families of the affected officers, including Officers Joshua Eyer, Samuel Poloche, William Elliott, and Thomas Weeks.

The tragic incident occurred when a suspect opened fire on the officers as they attempted to issue a warrant on Monday afternoon. Three US Marshals were killed, and another was left injured, while one CMPD Officer was killed, and three others were shot and injured by suspects within the home after arriving to assist the US Marshals.

Back the Blue NC, a local organization, has launched a GoFundMe campaign to provide financial assistance and support to the families of the fallen and injured officers. The campaign aims to bring hope and solidarity to the community during this difficult time, with a statement on the page reading, “In response to this devastating event, a GoFundMe campaign has been launched to provide support for those affected, offering a beacon of hope amidst the darkness of this tragedy. As the investigation unfolds and the names of the fallen are confirmed, the community stands together in solidarity, determined to honor the bravery of those who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty.”

The GoFundMe accounts are a testament to the community’s support and solidarity during this tragic time, with donations pouring in from across the country. The accounts will continue to accept donations in the coming weeks and months, providing ongoing support to the families affected by this tragedy.

Officers Joshua Eyer, Samuel Poloche, William Elliott, and Thomas Weeks are the latest heroes to make the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty, and their families will need support and assistance in the days and weeks ahead. The GoFundMe accounts are a small gesture of gratitude for their bravery and sacrifice.

The incident serves as a reminder of the risks and sacrifices made by law enforcement officers every day, and the community’s response is a heartening display of appreciation and support. As the investigation continues, the community remains committed to honoring the memories of the fallen officers and supporting their families.

The GoFundMe accounts are a way for the community to come together and show support for the families of the fallen and injured officers, and donations can be made by visiting the GoFundMe page. The accounts will be used to cover expenses such as funeral costs, medical bills, and other needs, providing financial support to the families during this difficult time.

In conclusion, the devastating shooting incident in Charlotte has left the community reeling, but the response has been a heartening display of support and solidarity. The GoFundMe accounts established for Officers Joshua Eyer, Samuel Poloche, William Elliott, and Thomas Weeks are a testament to the community’s appreciation for their bravery and sacrifice, and donations can be made by visiting the GoFundMe page.

You can contribute to the Back The Blue NC GoFundMe here.

Additional GoFundMe accounts have been set up for some of the individual officers who were killed as well as an officer who was injured in the shooting:

Officer Joshua Eyer’s GoFundMe can be found here.

Officer Hoover’s GoFundMe can be found here.