Boston Police detective dies
Boston police officer who died from the flu remembered for his ‘unwavering spirit’
A Boston police officer who died after getting the flu was remembered for his “unwavering spirit” and kindness. On Feb. 20, Mark Walsh, 51, of Milton, died after a “rapid courageous battle” with the flu, sepsis and cardiac trauma.
Boston police detective from South Shore dies suddenly from flu complications
Support continues to pour in for the wife and two young sons of a Boston police detective from Milton who died suddenly last week from flu-related complications. Walsh received commendations and accolades in his roles as both an officer and detective,
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