Joshua Camacho Death, Obituary – Joshua Camacho, a peace officer with Ontario’s Legislative Protective Service, has died following a car crash, according to statements shared by Ontario officials. His death has prompted an outpouring of condolences from colleagues and political leaders.
In a post on X, Ontario Speaker Donna Skelly described Camacho as a beloved member of the Legislative Assembly community. She said he had worked as a peace officer at Queen’s Park for three years and was known for his professionalism and commitment to service.
Camacho was a familiar presence at the Ontario legislature, where peace officers help maintain a safe environment for staff, visitors and elected representatives. His colleagues’ tributes reflect the respect he earned through his work and the personal connections he formed within the Queen’s Park community.
Premier Doug Ford expressed sadness at Camacho’s passing and offered condolences to his family, loved ones and colleagues. He also recognized the Legislative Protective Service members who work to keep Queen’s Park safe.
Opposition Leader Marit Stiles called it a sad day for the legislative community, saying Camacho served with distinction and would be missed. She extended her thoughts to his family and loved ones.
As colleagues and the wider community mourn, their messages remember a dedicated public servant whose work helped protect the people and institution he served. Sincere condolences go to Joshua Camacho’s family, friends and fellow members of the Legislative Protective Service.
