Fire Police Officer Brian Peek Tragically Killed While Directing Traffic in Newberry Township

Authorities have identified 67-year-old Brian Peek as the fire police officer who was tragically killed while directing traffic at an accident scene in Newberry Township, Pennsylvania. The York County Coroner’s Office confirmed that Peek, a dedicated member of the Goldsboro Fire Company, was struck by a vehicle at the intersection of Red Mill Road and Corn Hill Road on Friday afternoon.

The incident occurred around 2:30 PM as Peek was performing his duties at the scene of a previous accident. Despite efforts to assist him, Peek succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced deceased at the scene.

Peek was a well-respected and beloved member of the Goldsboro Fire Company. In a statement released by the fire company on Sunday, they expressed their profound grief over his loss: “It is with deep sadness that we share the heartbreaking loss of one of our own, Brian Peek. Brian was a selfless, devoted member of our fire company and dedicated to his family. He will be greatly missed by many. Please remember his family during this difficult time.”

Known for his unwavering dedication and commitment to serving his community, Peek played a vital role in keeping others safe through his work as a fire police officer. His tragic death serves as a somber reminder of the risks first responders face while performing their duties.

The details surrounding the vehicle that struck Peek and the circumstances leading up to the incident are currently under investigation. Authorities have not yet released additional information regarding the driver or any potential charges.

As news of this tragedy spreads, the community has been deeply affected by the loss of a man who was widely known for his kindness, generosity, and service. Condolences have been pouring in for Peek’s family, who are facing unimaginable grief during this time.

Brian Peek’s legacy of service and dedication will not be forgotten, and his passing leaves a void not only within the Goldsboro Fire Company but also in the hearts of those he touched through his work and life. As the investigation continues, the community remains united in mourning and support for the family of a man who gave so much to others.