Officials warn motorists to 'Secure Your Load' to prevent road debris
PHOENIX – Toilets. Mattresses. Swimming pool slides.
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An on-duty accident that resulted in a severe brain injury brought a cruel end to Sean Stoddard’s 13-year career as a Mesa police officer three years ago.
The officer spoke on Tuesday as part of the Maricopa Association of Governments’ Secure Your Load Day.
Arizona safety officials say road debris is dangerous: The region saw more than 800 debris-related crashes last year, Maricopa County Supervisor Jack Sellers said. Gov. Katie Hobbs declared June 6 Arizona’s “Secure Your Load Day.”
Mesa officer critically injured on duty is focusing on helping others Officer Sean Stoddard said he's grateful for his family, his community and the opportunity to still serve. and last updated 2021-06-15 21:43:18-04 MESA, AZ â A Mesa police officer that was critically injured while on duty last year is focusing on helping others. Stoddard said his brain erased everything from the accident. "My brain is deleted, so I use the term Sean 1.0 and Sean 2.0," he said. "In the beginning, I wasn't able to walk. I wasn't able to talk. I wasn't able to feed myself." It's the traumatic brain injury...