Master Officer Charles Paul was killed in a motorcycle accident while attempting to catch up to a speeding vehicle on I-440.
He was running radar between Rock Quarry and Hammond Roads, when his motorcycle went out of control and struck the center median guard rail.
Master Officer Paul had been employed with the Raleigh Police Department for seven years, and is survived by his wife and 1-year-old daughter.
Paul joined the Raleigh Police Department in July 1995 and was assigned to the Traffic Enforcement Unit for the past 21 months. He was a graduate of East Wake High School and East Carolina University.
He was running radar between Rock Quarry and Hammond Roads, when his motorcycle went out of control and struck the center median guard rail.
Master Officer Paul had been employed with the Raleigh Police Department for seven years, and is survived by his wife and 1-year-old daughter.
Paul joined the Raleigh Police Department in July 1995 and was assigned to the Traffic Enforcement Unit for the past 21 months. He was a graduate of East Wake High School and East Carolina University.
Master Officer Charles Paul was killed in a motorcycle accident while attempting to catch up to a speeding vehicle on I-440.
He was running radar between Rock Quarry and Hammond Roads, when his motorcycle went out of control and struck the center median guard rail.
Master Officer Paul had been employed with the Raleigh Police Department for seven years, and is survived by his wife and 1-year-old daughter.
Paul joined the Raleigh Police Department in July 1995 and was assigned to the Traffic Enforcement Unit for the past 21 months. He was a graduate of East Wake High School and East Carolina University.
He was running radar between Rock Quarry and Hammond Roads, when his motorcycle went out of control and struck the center median guard rail.
Master Officer Paul had been employed with the Raleigh Police Department for seven years, and is survived by his wife and 1-year-old daughter.
Paul joined the Raleigh Police Department in July 1995 and was assigned to the Traffic Enforcement Unit for the past 21 months. He was a graduate of East Wake High School and East Carolina University.
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