Patrolman William M. Goddy

William M. Goddy

Patrolman William Goddey died of injuries he received three months earlier when he was struck by an automobile.

Patrolman Goodey was directing traffic at the corner of Sixth Avenue and Thirty-Third Street, Manhattan when he was struck by an automobile. He was pinned against a pillar and received severe leg injuries. His right leg was later amputated.

After several blood transfusions, Patrolman Goody died of blood poisoning.

Patrolman Goodey was assigned to the 7th Precinct. He was survived by his mother and father.