Sudbury, Massachusetts, police dispatcher injured in Iran strikes while serving with United States Navy

A Sudbury Police Department police dispatcher was injured overseas during the strikes in Iran while serving with the United States Navy. “Our thoughts and prayers are with our military personnel in harms way, to include one of our own who is currently deployed overseas with the United State Navy. He and his colleagues experienced several missile impacts resulting in minor injuries they are mending,” the department posted on Facebook.On Sunday, four U.S. service members were killed and four others seriously wounded during a military operation in Iran. Their deaths came after an attack by Israel and the United States, which left Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei dead. Kristy Ellmer, of New Hampshire, was on a business trip in Dubai when the strikes started. She said she is staying away from the windows in her hotel.”We just heard a massive explosion over our heads,” Ellmer said. “It sounds like they intercepted one over our hotel.”Molony Rosenthal, of Brookfield, grew up in Dubai. “Having grown up in the Middle East, particularly in Dubai, war is nothing unusual; it’s just the neighborhood it’s in,” Rosenthal said.She said she knows many Iranian ex-pats in Dubai.”We are seeing change happen in front of our eyes. It’s all goodness for the Iranian people. Transitions aren’t always easy. There is a certain road ahead, but the steps have been taken on that path,” she said.

SUDBURY, Mass. —

A Sudbury Police Department police dispatcher was injured overseas during the strikes in Iran while serving with the United States Navy.

“Our thoughts and prayers are with our military personnel in harms way, to include one of our own who is currently deployed overseas with the United State Navy. He and his colleagues experienced several missile impacts resulting in minor injuries they are mending,” the department posted on Facebook.

On Sunday, four U.S. service members were killed and four others seriously wounded during a military operation in Iran.

Their deaths came after an attack by Israel and the United States, which left
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei dead.

Kristy Ellmer, of New Hampshire, was on a business trip in Dubai when the strikes started. She said she is staying away from the windows in her hotel.

“We just heard a massive explosion over our heads,” Ellmer said. “It sounds like they intercepted one over our hotel.”

Molony Rosenthal, of Brookfield, grew up in Dubai.

“Having grown up in the Middle East, particularly in Dubai, war is nothing unusual; it’s just the neighborhood it’s in,” Rosenthal said.

She said she knows many Iranian ex-pats in Dubai.

“We are seeing change happen in front of our eyes. It’s all goodness for the Iranian people. Transitions aren’t always easy. There is a certain road ahead, but the steps have been taken on that path,” she said.