PARK FOREST, Ill. — A Park Forest Police detective has died from wounds sustained in a 2016 shooting, ABC7 Chicago reported.
Detective Tim Jones was 24 years old when he was shot in the head while responding to a break-in. The injury left him paralyzed.
“Tim’s long and difficult battle came to an end. And while our hearts are broken, we remain incredibly proud of the fight he gave. Tim will always be an inspiration and a reminder of the power of strength, faith, and the unwavering support of family and loved ones,” the department stated.
Funeral arrangements for Jones have not yet been finalized.
“We would also like to thank the community for that steadfast support throughout the years. From every blue porch light to the viral #TimStrong hashtag, we saw our community rally around Tim, and we are truly grateful,” the department stated.
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