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Biographical information extracted from In the Line of Duty: St. Stephen Pollihan and David McElreath. John Sturdy Content: Historically, being first is usually thought of positively, but for Officer John Sturdy the opposite was true.
Bom in , Sturdy joined the. Saint Louis Police Depariment in In , he witnessed the formation of the St. Louis Metropoitan Police Department Though litte information exists today about police activity during those early years, it s known that Sturdy was promoted to Sergeant in On March 29, , while on foot patrol on Second Street, near Cedar, Sturdy was attacked and severely beaten by two men who were friends of a man he had just arrested.
Struck with clubs by the ruffians, Sturdy received extensive injuries to the head and face. Critically injured, he was given medical care and then taken to his home in the hope of recovery. On April 10, , Sturdy died at his home as a result of the injuries he received from the two men.
Sturdy's death marked the first ime a member of the Saint Lous Metropolitan Police Department died in the performance of duty. He left a wife and three small children. In fact, very te information about the assault and subse- quent death of the officer has been found. The newspapers of the time instead focused on the War Between the States and the effect it had on Saint Louis in particular and Missouri in general, In retrospect, Sturdy's death did not have the same historical significance in that it iow receives in the Saint Louis Metropolitan Police Department.
While officers would follow, John Sturdy had the unfortunate distinction of being the first to die in the line of duty. Ironically, the name John Sturdy is more well known today than t was when he fived more than a century ago. Skinner, the second St. Louis Police Officer killed in the line of duty. Officer John WW.