FREDERICTON, New Brunswick — The Fredericton community is reflecting on the life of Andrew Savoy, a former member of the Fredericton Police Force, following confirmation of his death. The announcement has prompted expressions of sympathy from those who knew him personally and professionally, while also marking the conclusion of a chapter that had recently drawn significant public attention.
The Fredericton Police Force confirmed Savoy’s death on Thursday, June 25, 2026, issuing a brief statement acknowledging the loss and extending condolences to his family. Out of respect for his loved ones, officials declined to release further information regarding the circumstances of his passing or its cause.
Andrew Savoy previously served as a police constable in Fredericton, where he spent part of his career in public service. Earlier this week, authorities announced that an internal audit had uncovered irregularities in certain investigative files, leading to an external investigation and criminal charges against Savoy. The allegations had not been adjudicated in court, and legal proceedings were still pending at the time of his death.
News of Savoy’s passing has generated a wide range of reactions throughout the community. While many have acknowledged the difficult circumstances surrounding recent events, others have extended their condolences to his family and friends, recognizing that his death represents a deeply personal loss for those closest to him.
At this time, no official obituary, funeral home announcement, or memorial service details have been publicly released. Likewise, the cause of death has not been disclosed, and authorities have indicated they will not comment further out of respect for the family’s privacy.
As the Fredericton community processes the news, family members, friends, and former colleagues continue to mourn Andrew Savoy’s passing. Additional information regarding memorial arrangements may be released by his family at a later date should they choose to do so.
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