A VSU Officer was Shot and Left Paralyzed. At Thanksgiving, Readers Can Help Him and His Family

VSU Police Officer Bruce Foster. Courtesy Foster Family fundraiser website

by James C. Sherlock

Virginia State University (VSU) Police Officer Bruce Foster, 38, was shot on November 12.

He had chased down a suspect who was causing an early Sunday morning disturbance on campus.

Officer Foster was shot from behind while making the arrest.  He remains hospitalized and paralyzed from the waist down.

The five-year veteran of the VSU Police Department has a wife and four children.

This Thanksgiving, each of our readers can help him and his family through this.

VSU Police Officer Bruce Foster and his wife, Deidra. Courtesy Foster Family fundraiser website

I hope you will.

To donate to the Foster Family fundraiser, click here.

Bruce Foster and his four children.  Courtesy of the Foster Family fundraiser website.

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4 responses to “A VSU Officer was Shot and Left Paralyzed. At Thanksgiving, Readers Can Help Him and His Family”

  1. Elizabeth Biggs Avatar
    Elizabeth Biggs

    While I no longer live in VA, I still follow BR and listen to WRVA every morning. Shot from behind while performing his duties and now paralyzed from the waist down! He has been in my thoughts over the last few days so thank you for this post. I will be donating.

    1. John Harvie Avatar
      John Harvie

      Me too

  2. vicnicholls Avatar
    vicnicholls

    Sharing.

  3. Kathleen Smith Avatar
    Kathleen Smith

    I donated generously earlier this week. Please keep this family in mind over the holidays. He has a long road ahead of him.

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