Boston Police detective dies
Boston police officer who died from the flu remembered for his ‘unwavering spirit’
A Boston police officer who died after getting the flu was remembered for his “unwavering spirit” and kindness. On Feb. 20, Mark Walsh, 51, of Milton, died after a “rapid courageous battle” with the flu, sepsis and cardiac trauma.
The Boston police officer died this month after a "rapid courageous battle" with the flu, sepsis and cardiac trauma.
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Active-duty Boston police detective Mark Walsh, 51, was remembered for "the enduring impact of a life well-lived” after dying ...
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