Sheriff Rick Staly said that Guida served with the Sheriff's Office for more than a decade, including as a K9 handler, before leaving to pursue a career in trucking. And we are going to miss him." Guida was a "dedicated law enforcement officer"
He was my go-to guy when it came to special projects. "He was embedded in the community and he really did try to make a difference," Foster said. Guida also had a talent for community policing, the chief said. "He had a great sense of humor and he was loved by all of us." He said Guida had a great sense of humor. "I can say the members of the Bunnell Police Department and the Sheriff's Office where he worked prior to coming here are all heartbroken," Foster said. Guida joined the Bunnell Police Department in July 2016 and worked his way through the ranks, being promoted to sergeant in January 2020.įoster said he was working to help his 15-member grief-stricken Police Department get through the tragedy. He lived his life to the fullest and he touched many people during his short time with us." "He was a very special person and he was truly a professional in law enforcement," Foster said. Guida was the first Bunnell police officer to ever die in the line of duty since the city was incorporated in 1913.īunnell Police Chief Tom Foster said in a phone interview Wednesday that Guida was a great individual and an excellent officer who will be missed. Bunnell Police Sergeant Dominic Guida, 43, suffered a fatal "cardiac event" during training on Tuesday, November 9, 2021.
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