A police officer from Abbotsford has died following an incident in Nelson, British Columbia, according to CTV News.
Const. Allan Young intervened when he saw someone “causing a disturbance in the roadway” on Thursday. He was off-duty at the time close to Baker street and Josephine street.
When he stepped in, “a physical altercation ensued,” leaving the 55-year-old with life-threatening injuries.
Abbotsford Police department Chief Const. Mike Serr confirmed Young’s death in a post to Twitter on Wednesday.
With a heavy heart our #AbbyPD family says goodbye to Cst Allan Young. A 4yr officer w @TorontoPolice & 16yrs with AbbyPD. Allan was proud to wear the badge; to protect & serve. He's remembered by all for his smile & infectious personality. #RIP brother – you made a difference pic.twitter.com/mNiAsvFAOQ
— Mike Serr (@ChiefSerr) July 22, 2020
"He's remembered by all for his smile and infectious personality," read the post. "RIP brother—you made a difference."
Young’s death was also confirmed by Nelson police who arrested a 26-year-old who is now up against charges of aggravated assault.
Nelson police say the two men were not familiar with each other.
"We offer our condolences to the family and friends of the deceased man," said Nelson police in a news release.
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