MIMS, Fla. — A Brevard County Sheriff’s Office deputy was killed when a wrong way interstate driver crashed head-on into his vehicle, WFTV reported.
BCSO Homicide Agent Kevin Morris, 55, was en route to the scene of a deputy-involved shooting when the Oct. 11 crash occurred. The other driver was also killed.
The woman had been driving home from a wedding when she entered an Interstate 95 ramp headed the wrong direction, WFTV reported. Both cars caught fire in the crash.
“He had some old man-isms, if you will, and was just one of those guys that when he walked into a room, everybody lighted up, everybody was glad to be around him,” Sheriff Wayne Ivey said.
Morris had served with the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office for 5 years and previously served with the Palm Bay Police Department for 11 years.
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