County Police Sgt. Patrick Kepp was honored during the Baltimore Ravens game on Saturday.
Kepp — who lost both legs in the line of duty last fall — was the game’s Seats for Service recipient, according to the Baltimore Ravens. He is a longtime fan of the team.
He also greeted Gov. Wes Moore at the game.
In October last year, Kepp’s legs were amputated after he was allegedly targeted and struck by a a suspected drunk driver while setting up stop sticks on the highway. MCM visited Kepp at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center to hear his story. This month, he received awards for his work combatting impaired driving.
In addition to his police work, Kepp looks forward to returning to his weekend vocation — refereeing NCAA Division 1 College football.
During Saturday’s game, the Ravens beat the Houston Texans 31-10 to advance to Sunday’s AFC Championship game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Feature photo via Gov. Wes Moore on X
MCPD Sgt. Kepp got to see the Raven's victory Saturday @mymcmedia https://t.co/X67gJprRJC
— suzanne pollak (@SuzannePollak) January 21, 2024
The moment Montgomery County Police Dept.’s Sgt. Pat Kepp was honored at last night’s Ravens game. 👏 pic.twitter.com/WjGWdfMXNz
— Ryan Mink (@ryanmink) January 21, 2024
Photo courtesy Wes Moore on X
