The tragic death of Morgantown Police Officer Zane Breakiron has shocked and saddened people. Breakiron, a longtime inhabitant of Uniontown, Pennsylvania, passed away on June 3, 2023. Officer Breakiron was well-known for being a particularly nice and compassionate person. Our thoughts and prayers are with her loved ones during this trying time, and our hearts go out to them.
Ashley Show posted the terrible news of Zane Breakiron’s death on Facebook, expressing her sorrow by writing, “Zane Breakiron my God…I will surely miss you. RIP.” His death has not yet been given a cause, if one exists. Officer Breakiron was beloved by his friends for his unusual and hilarious personality, which he never hesitated to display.
Because of his tenacity and curious temperament, Officer Breakiron was able to rapidly master whatever task he undertook. He was well-liked by people who knew him since he was very committed to his career and had a fantastic sense of humor. He also had a strong bond with his canine buddy and loved taking care of him.
Uniontown, Pennsylvania is where Zane Breakiron was born, according to his Facebook profile. He graduated from East Carolina University and went on to study Exercise Physiology at the University of Tennessee. At the University of Florida, he recently completed his academic and extracurricular activities, earning a Bachelor of Science in Family, Youth, and Community Sciences as a result.
The achievements of Officer Breakiron while attending the Health and Human Performance College are outstanding. He not only earned his degree, but also a ton of credits. He also actively participated in Gator Grind and the Florida Letterman Award committee, two student-athlete-run organizations. As a four-year letterwinner on the track and field team who specialized in javelin throwing, Officer Breakiron also had a great athletic career. Officer Breakiron used his training as a chiropractic technician while he was a student at the University of Florida to work at the Uniontown Chiropractic Center in southwest Pennsylvania.
Once his training was complete, he was excited to begin a career in medical sales. Officer Breakiron was given the responsibility of managing the security of “Zone 10,” which included the Euro-Suites Hotel, while he was employed with the Morgantown Police Department. Officer Breakiron had periodic inspections of the hotel’s parking lot as part of his routine responsibilities at the request of the personnel. This was a reaction to earlier criminal behavior that had taken place there.