Corporal Charles Barton Licato - Harford County Sheriff's Office - MD - True Life Hero

Charles Barton Licato
- Sep. 06, 2012 -

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Harford County Sheriff's Office Patch

Resided:	Rising Sun (Cecil County) MD, USA
Born:	Unk
Fallen:	Sep. 06, 2012
Race/Sex:	Caucasian Male / 34 yrs. of age
	Agency
Dept:	Harford County Sheriff's Office - MD 45 South Main St. Bel Air, MD 21014 USA (410)838-6600
County:	Harford
Dept. Type:	County/Corrections
Hero's Rank:	Corporal
Sworn Date:	10/1998
FBI Class:	Crash
Weapon Class:	Vehicle
Agency URL:	Click Here
Badge:	553
On The Job:	14 years
Duties:	assigned to the Apprehension Unit of the Services and Support Bureau.

Bio: Cpl. Licato comes from a family of police officers. His father, Donald Licato, retired from the Baltimore City Police Department, where he was a homicide detective, then went to work for Aberdeen Police Department, from where he retired last month. Mr. Licato's brother, Don Licato, has been a sheriff's deputy for three years.

Survived by:

Family
His brother serves with the same agency working Patrol, and his father serves in law enforcement at an allied agency.

Donald Frank and Barbara Ann Barton - Parents

Fatal Incident Summary

Offender:	No Info
Location:	Darlington, Harford County, MD USA Thu. Sep. 06, 2012
Summary:	At approximately 2:30 a.m. on Sept. 6, Harford County Emergency Operations Center received a call from a citizen who advised that there was a crashed vehicle along the side of the road. Moments after the call was dispatched, a Harford County Sheriff's Office deputy arrived at the scene and was able to determine that the 2010 Chevy Impala was a Harford County Sheriff's Office unmarked vehicle assigned to Corporal Charles Licato. Through investigation and reconstruction by deputies assigned to the Harford County Sheriff's Office Traffic Unit, it was determined that the 2010 Chevy Impala was traveling northbound on Route 1, when it crossed the center line into the southbound lanes of travel. Continuing in a northbound direction, the vehicle traveled off the south bound side of the road, striking a steel pole on the front driver's side. The vehicle came to rest after striking two large trees. On September 12th, 2012, Sergeant Ian Loughran suffered a fatal heart while attending Corporal Licato's funeral.
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Last Updated: Jan. 22, 2014