BATON ROUGE, La. — ThinBlueNews remembers Sergeant Caleb Eisworth of the Baton Rouge Police Department on the first anniversary of his End of Watch, Sunday, August 10, 2025. This is an anniversary remembrance, not a report of a new death.
The Officer Down Memorial Page records that Eisworth died from injuries sustained while traveling by police motorcycle to a funeral procession on June 16, 2025. ODMP lists the approved line-of-duty record and classifies the cause as vehicular assault. This remembrance omits graphic detail, allegations beyond the verified record and speculation.
Twenty-three years serving Baton Rouge
ODMP records that Sergeant Eisworth served the Baton Rouge Police Department for 23 years. Its memorial says he received the department's Medal of Honor and multiple awards for heroism. ODMP lists badge P1025 and age 44.
In an official Baton Rouge mayor-president statement, the city remembered Eisworth as humble, tough, compassionate and committed to serving the city. The statement says he gave his life for the mission of keeping the community safe.
ODMP records that he was survived by his wife, daughter, parents and brother. ThinBlueNews includes only those limited public survivor facts and does not intrude further into family privacy.
Remembered one year later
A May 2026 WAFB report documented that Sergeant Eisworth was among the fallen officers honored during National Police Week as his name was added to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, D.C. That materially new verified memorial fact joins the first-anniversary milestone in supporting this remembrance.
One year after his End of Watch, Sergeant Caleb Eisworth is remembered for 23 years of service to Baton Rouge, recognized heroism and a name now preserved on the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial.
End of Watch
Sergeant Caleb Eisworth
Baton Rouge Police Department — Louisiana
Badge P1025
End of Watch: Sunday, August 10, 2025
Age: 44
Law-enforcement service: 23 years
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Sources and visual disclosure
- Officer Down Memorial Page: August 10 line-of-duty death history
- Officer Down Memorial Page: Sergeant Caleb Eisworth
- City of Baton Rouge: statement remembering Sergeant Caleb Eisworth
- WAFB: Baton Rouge officers honored at National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial
- ODMP donation page
Visual note: ThinBlueNews created an original typography memorial because this run did not establish reupload authority for an officer portrait. The image does not depict Sergeant Eisworth, any identifiable person or the incident. No synthetic likeness was used.
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