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Rare form of brain cancer claims life of Pensacola police officer

Stephen Grogan

Stephen Grogan (Photo via NorthEscambia)

February 25, 2020
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PENSACOLA, Fla. – Officer Stephen Grogan of the Pensacola Police Department has passed away after battling a rare form of brain cancer.

Grogan was diagnosed at age 31 with glioblastoma in 2017. As a result, the officer underwent multiple rounds of a chemotherapy and radiation treatments. He was able to successfully recover and return to work. However, in early 2019 a new tumor was found, NorthEscambia reported, eventually claiming his life.

Grogan was a U.S. Marine combat veteran when he joined the Pensacola Police Department in 2016.

Stephen Grogan
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He is survived by his wife Christina and two little boys.

Funeral services and other arrangements have not yet been announced.

 


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