On December 4, 1937, California Highway Patrol Sergeant Richard H. Trembath was killed in a traffic collision while riding his departmental motorcycle.
Sergeant Trembath was returning to his home in Berkeley from the Academy in Sacramento, when his motorcycle collided head-on with an automobile near the Carquinez Bridge. Sergeant Trembath was killed on what was to have been his last day as a motorcycle officer. He had just been promoted to sergeant and was to have been transferred to patrol car duty the next day.
Sergeant Trembath was 34 years old.
Sergeant Trembath was returning to his home in Berkeley from the Academy in Sacramento, when his motorcycle collided head-on with an automobile near the Carquinez Bridge. Sergeant Trembath was killed on what was to have been his last day as a motorcycle officer. He had just been promoted to sergeant and was to have been transferred to patrol car duty the next day.
Sergeant Trembath was 34 years old.
On December 4, 1937, California Highway Patrol Sergeant Richard H. Trembath was killed in a traffic collision while riding his departmental motorcycle.
Sergeant Trembath was returning to his home in Berkeley from the Academy in Sacramento, when his motorcycle collided head-on with an automobile near the Carquinez Bridge. Sergeant Trembath was killed on what was to have been his last day as a motorcycle officer. He had just been promoted to sergeant and was to have been transferred to patrol car duty the next day.
Sergeant Trembath was 34 years old.
Sergeant Trembath was returning to his home in Berkeley from the Academy in Sacramento, when his motorcycle collided head-on with an automobile near the Carquinez Bridge. Sergeant Trembath was killed on what was to have been his last day as a motorcycle officer. He had just been promoted to sergeant and was to have been transferred to patrol car duty the next day.
Sergeant Trembath was 34 years old.
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