Ontario Officer Wounded in Synagogue Shooting ‘Improving Each Day,’ Chief Reports
The Southeastern Ontario police constable who was critically injured in a shootout outside a synagogue last month is “improving each day,” Belleville’s chief of police says. Const. Jeff Smith continues to make “steady progress” through his recovery journey which has included multiple surgeries, Chief Murray Rodd said in a statement released on social media this [...]
Constable Jeff Smith, who was critically injured in a shootout outside the Sons of Jacob synagogue on September 20, is improving daily. Chief Murray Rodd stated that Smith is making steady progress through his recovery, which has involved multiple surgeries. The constable sustained gunshot wounds to his head and body while stationed outside the synagogue during Yom Kippur.
- Const. Jeff Smith, critically injured in a shootout outside a synagogue, is improving daily.
- His recovery is described as steady progress, including multiple surgeries.
- Smith was wounded by a lone shooter outside the Sons of Jacob synagogue on September 20.
- He was on duty during Yom Kippur when the incident occurred.
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