(Maryville, Tenn.) – Since the traffic crash that seriously injured Officer FTO Justin Brown on Friday, November 14, small improvements in his condition continue as his medical team continues to evaluate the next steps in his pathway to recovery. “We know that this community cares deeply about how he is doing. We are encouraged with the progress he makes each day. He is alert, talking, and is in good spirits,” said Maryville Police Chief Tony Crisp. “FTO Brown is considered by the medical team to be in critical but stable condition.”
Support for the officer and the department has flooded in from the community and across the country. On Sunday, Chief Crisp met with Vice President JD Vance to discuss FTO Brown’s condition. “The Vice President reached out to us the night of the crash and we have had several communications since keeping up with his condition,” said Chief Crisp. “He wants to speak with FTO Brown as soon as his recovery will allow it.”
In addition to the continued prayers and offers of assistance and support, there have been requests to provide financial support to FTO Brown and his family. Currently, the only agency-approved fundraiser for FTO Brown has been coordinated through Blue Line Tennessee, Inc. Any official fundraising efforts on behalf of FTO Brown or his family will come directly from this organization with the approval of the Maryville Police Department.
If you see any other fundraisers, links, pages, or posts circulating online or in the community, please contact the Maryville Police Department immediately so we can ensure the safety and accuracy of information being shared.
“Thank you for your continued support, compassion, and vigilance,” said Chief Crisp. “Our community has always stood strong together, and we are deeply grateful.”
Support for the officer and the department has flooded in from the community and across the country. On Sunday, Chief Crisp met with Vice President JD Vance to discuss FTO Brown’s condition. “The Vice President reached out to us the night of the crash and we have had several communications since keeping up with his condition,” said Chief Crisp. “He wants to speak with FTO Brown as soon as his recovery will allow it.”
In addition to the continued prayers and offers of assistance and support, there have been requests to provide financial support to FTO Brown and his family. Currently, the only agency-approved fundraiser for FTO Brown has been coordinated through Blue Line Tennessee, Inc. Any official fundraising efforts on behalf of FTO Brown or his family will come directly from this organization with the approval of the Maryville Police Department.
If you see any other fundraisers, links, pages, or posts circulating online or in the community, please contact the Maryville Police Department immediately so we can ensure the safety and accuracy of information being shared.
“Thank you for your continued support, compassion, and vigilance,” said Chief Crisp. “Our community has always stood strong together, and we are deeply grateful.”
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