Friends and family of Constable Anthony Woods gathered to mourn the officer after he died this week from injuries he sustained while on the job. 9News
Woods, 28, was put on life support after he was hit by a car while trying to arrest 23-year-old Reagan Ainsley Chown.Woods, 28, was put on life support after he was hit by a car while on duty.
"Constable Anthony Woods exemplified the values of the WA Police Force, and his memory will be forever etched in our hearts," police said in a statement."This is the saddest thing that can hit a blue family ... and it will take all of us together to get over it," John Elder said.Today, his team retired his jumper, number 3, in his memory."No one can live up to him now so you've got to retire the jumper," Winnacott Eagles president Michael Wardrop-Pearson said.
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