NYPD Officer Dies in Kuwait While Supporting Operation Epic Fury
The NYPD is mourning the tragic loss of Officer Sorffly Davius, who passed away while supporting Operation Epic Fury in Kuwait. The incident occurred on March 6, while Davius was stationed at Camp Buehring. A dedicated member of both the NYPD and the Army National Guard, he suffered a fatal medical issue during his deployment.
Profile of Officer Sorffly Davius
Officer Davius was a respected major in the Army National Guard and a valued member of New York’s Finest. He served in Brooklyn’s 79th Precinct, located in the bustling neighborhood of Bed Stuy.
A Legacy of Service
Davius’s career was marked by his unwavering commitment to both his community and country. He had notably served with distinction on Joint Task Force Empire Shield, where he defended high-profile locations across New York from various threats.
Tributes and Condolences
- Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch issued a joint statement honoring Davius’s service.
- Governor Kathy Hochul expressed her condolences on March 7, emphasizing Davius’s dedication as a “Citizen Soldier.”
- His life was characterized by sacrifice, balancing duties as a first responder, soldier, and family man.
Governor Hochul also reached out personally to Davius’s family, offering her deepest sympathies to his wife and loved ones. She highlighted the extraordinary sacrifices made by National Guard members like Davius, who often juggle multiple roles.
Conclusion
Officer Sorffly Davius leaves behind a legacy of bravery and commitment. His contributions, both as a police officer and as a soldier, will not be forgotten. The NYPD, along with the community, will continue to honor his memory and pray for the safety of all service members.
