Thin Blue News remembers Border Patrol Agent David N. Webb on November 3, 2026, twenty years after his End of Watch. This is an anniversary remembrance, not a report of a new death. His official U.S. Customs and Border Protection memorial preserves his service with the U.S. Border Patrol.
Service with the U.S. Border Patrol
According to CBP’s official memorial for David N. Webb, he entered on duty on February 23, 2004. He was a graduate of the 580th session of the Border Patrol Academy.
The agency’s account places Webb’s patrol work in the Ajo Station area of responsibility. On November 3, 2006, he was traveling to his normal patrol duties on the Tohono O’odham Reservation when he was involved in a single-vehicle accident. Nearby Border Patrol agents responded to assist police and emergency medical personnel. Webb did not survive his injuries. He was 36.
End of Watch: November 3, 2006
CBP records Webb’s End of Watch as November 3, 2006. This remembrance keeps the official circumstances brief; it does not reconstruct the crash or speculate about its cause.
The Officer Down Memorial Page listing identifies him as Senior Patrol Agent David Norman Webb and corroborates the November 3, 2006 End of Watch date. This article uses David N. Webb and Border Patrol Agent as presented in CBP’s memorial narrative.
Twenty years remembered
November 3, 2026, marks twenty years since Webb’s End of Watch. Thin Blue News offers this remembrance with respect for his family, friends and colleagues, and for the civilian law-enforcement service documented by his agency.
David N. Webb
Border Patrol Agent
U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Border Patrol
End of Watch: November 3, 2006
Anniversary remembrance: November 3, 2026
Save the portrait-led digital remembrance card. The original agency photograph measures 169 × 211 pixels. This digital keepsake uses ordinary resizing without generated facial detail; no print-quality claim is made.
Sources and photograph credit
- CBP: David N. Webb — In Memoriam
- ODMP: Senior Patrol Agent David Norman Webb
- CBP photo, video and audio use guidelines
Photo: U.S. Customs and Border Protection, acquired directly from the exact image linked by its official memorial. CBP’s published imagery policy identifies photographs on CBP.gov as public domain unless otherwise noted; no contrary credit or restriction appears with this photograph. Thin Blue News retained the entire source photograph, proportionally resized it and added original remembrance typography. No facial details or objects were generated. Use does not imply CBP endorsement. CBP directs international-use inquiries to its Office of Public Affairs.
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