Street Is Renamed to Honor Police Officer
From Times Staff Reports
Police Officer Tyler M. Pinchot, who died in the line of duty in 2003, was honored Thursday as city officials renamed a street in his memory.
Court Street, which serves the police station and the new city hall, was renamed Pinchot Court.
Pinchot, a 23-year veteran, died in September, 100 days after his motorcycle was struck from behind by a car. He never regained consciousness.
Pinchot was 45 years old and married. He had three stepchildren.
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