Queen's Park peace officer Joshua Camacho dies in early morning collision
Camacho, a three-year member of the Legislative Protective Service, died in a motor vehicle collision early Sunday. Details of the incident remain undisclosed.
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Joshua Camacho, a peace officer with the Legislative Protective Service at Queen's Park, died in a motor vehicle collision early Sunday morning. Camacho had been a member of the protective service for three years.
The death was confirmed via social media post by Speaker of the Legislative Assembly Donna Skelly. "Joshua was known for his professionalism and commitment to service," Skelly wrote. "Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and loved ones. He will be deeply missed."
Premier Doug Ford extended condolences in a statement on X. "We are extremely grateful for the men and women who keep Queen's Park safe every day, and my thoughts are with everyone at the Legislative Protective Service at this difficult time," Ford wrote.
Details about the collision—including whether other vehicles or persons were involved and whether the incident is under investigation—have not been released.
The facts
Who was Joshua Camacho?
Joshua Camacho was a peace officer with the Legislative Protective Service at Queen's Park who had served for three years.
When did Joshua Camacho die?
Camacho died in a motor vehicle collision early on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
