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Bank accounts setup for fallen and injured deputies

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LAPLACE, LA (WAFB) -

Two accounts have been setup for the fallen officers and the injured officers at Community Bank in Belle Terre and the Louisiana Federal Credit Union in LaPlace.

Deputy Brandon Nielson, 34, a husband and father of five, had been with the St. John the Baptist Sheriff's Office for nearly two years. Deputy Jeremy Triche, 27, a 4-year veteran, leaves behind his wife and 2-year-old son.

Deputies Jason Triche, 30, and Michael Boyington II, 33, are recovering from their wounds and expected to survive.

You can donate online at louisianafcu.org

You can mail your contribution or go in person to any Community Bank Branch.