Patrick Sargent killed in Boylston officer-involved shooting

Patrick Sargent, a 25-year-old man from Boylston, has been remembered for his kindness and caring personality. He was shot and killed in an officer-involved incident on March 5. Sargent worked as a plasterer in his family's business. He enjoyed drawing, riding dirt bikes, and spending time at Hampton Beach in New Hampshire. He also loved longboarding and was a dedicated hockey player in his youth. Sargent shared memorable times watching New York Yankees games with his cousin. His family has expressed deep sorrow over his loss. They encourage donations in his memory to organizations such as the National Kidney Foundation and the Epilepsy Foundation New England. His obituary highlighted the impact he had on his loved ones. The details surrounding his death are still unclear. On the morning of March 5, police were searching for a man they believed was armed and dangerous in Boylston. By late morning, authorities stated there was no ongoing threat to the public, but an active crime scene remained. They later confirmed that Sargent had died in the shooting, with no officers hurt. The district attorney's office has requested an external review of the incident to understand the events that unfolded.