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02/05/2026

In memory of our fallen trooper who made the ultimate sacrifice on this date in 1992:

Tpr. James R. DeLoach
June 15, 1965 - February 1, 1992

Tprs. James R. DeLoach and Steven J. Niewiek died as the result of a patrol car/train accident in Waterford Township on February 1, 1992.

While patrolling in Car 2712 at approximately 11 p.m. on February 1, 1992, Troopers DeLoach and Niewiek overheard Oakland County Dispatch report that a trooper needed assistance at the Deer Lake Inn. They responded to the call, traveling northbound on Scott Lake Road with their overhead light and siren operating.

Witnesses reported that the patrol car passed a line of six vehicles which had stopped for the flashing lights and crossing gates at the Canadian-National North America railroad crossing just south of Winton Road. Car 2712 pulled into the southbound lane of Scott Lake Road to pass these vehicles, slowed almost to a stop at the tracks, then accelerated around the crossing gates into the path of an eastbound train.

The patrol car exploded on impact and was thrown approximately 400' east and north of the crossing. Several citizens pulled Trooper Niewiek from the passenger side of the flaming wreck, but they were unable to extricate Trooper DeLoach, who was pinned in the driver’s seat. Flames and exploding am******on prevented further rescue attempts. It was later determined that Trooper DeLoach died instantly upon impact.

Trooper Niewiek was transported to Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital where he expired during surgery at about 3:35 a.m. on February 2, 1992.

Waterford Township Police Department investigated the patrol car/train accident.

Trooper DeLoach was the 42nd MSP office to die in the line of duty.

Trooper Niewiek was the 43rd MSP officer to die in the line of duty.

02/05/2026

In memory of our fallen trooper who made the ultimate sacrifice on this date in 1992:

Tpr. Steven J. Niewiek
March 27, 1967 - February 2, 1992

Tprs. James R. DeLoach and Steven J. Niewiek died as the result of a patrol car/train accident in Waterford Township on February 1, 1992.

While patrolling in Car 2712 at approximately 11 p.m. on February 1, 1992, Troopers DeLoach and Niewiek overheard Oakland County Dispatch report that a trooper needed assistance at the Deer Lake Inn. They responded to the call, traveling northbound on Scott Lake Road with their overhead light and siren operating.

Witnesses reported that the patrol car passed a line of six vehicles which had stopped for the flashing lights and crossing gates at the Canadian-National North America railroad crossing just south of Winton Road. Car 2712 pulled into the southbound lane of Scott Lake Road to pass these vehicles, slowed almost to a stop at the tracks, then accelerated around the crossing gates into the path of an eastbound train.

The patrol car exploded on impact and was thrown approximately 400' east and north of the crossing. Several citizens pulled Trooper Niewiek from the passenger side of the flaming wreck, but they were unable to extricate Trooper DeLoach, who was pinned in the driver’s seat. Flames and exploding am******on prevented further rescue attempts. It was later determined that Trooper DeLoach died instantly upon impact.

Trooper Niewiek was transported to Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital where he expired during surgery at about 3:35 a.m. on February 2, 1992.

Waterford Township Police Department investigated the patrol car/train accident.

Trooper DeLoach was the 42nd MSP office to die in the line of duty.

Trooper Niewiek was the 43rd MSP officer to die in the line of duty.

08/02/2024

Check out this Hydraulic Nut Splitter!

Williams hydraulic nut splitters remove nuts without the hassle of torches, hammer and chisels. They improve safety for the operator and environment with th...

07/30/2024

Thank goodness it was a old one when I popped that board off!

07/30/2024

Your Gain, Customer Ordered wrong voltage and it will cost more to ship back!
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These are brand new, never plugged in.
JCDC-3 Cyclone Dust Collector Kit,
3HP, 230V

11/16/2023

Thank you Harada & Westesson Corp. Great job!