
A report from the scene indicated he was driving to assist San Jacinto County units a little before 9 p.m. and was driving on FM-94, had just crossed the east fork of the San Jacinto River and entered a curve. For some reason his vehicle left the road, struck a tree and caught fire.

He was not able to escape. A lengthy investigation was conducted through the night.
The Texas Department of Public Safety has identified the Trooper as 44-year-old Jerry Wayne Adamick, Jr.
“Our hearts are broken today,” said DPS Colonel Freeman F. Martin. “Trooper Adamick bravely served our country for many years, and we were proud to have him choose to continue his service as part of the DPS family. He had so much life ahead of him, and today we grieve with his family and friends.”
The Department of Public Safety Officers Association also issued the following statement on Tuesday morning:
“It is with deep sadness that we share the tragic news that a Texas Highway Patrol Trooper lost his life last night in the line of duty while responding to assist a fellow officer.
Our hearts are heavy as we mourn the loss of one of our own who exemplified courage, dedication, and selfless service to the people of Texas. We extend our deepest prayers and condolences to his family, friends, and fellow Troopers during this difficult time.
We ask all members to keep him and his loved ones in your thoughts and respect the family’s privacy as official details are forthcoming.”
According to DPS, Trooper Adamick served with the United States Army for more than two decades and completed several tours overseas. After leaving the Army, he joined DPS and was a member of Class A-2024. He was the recipient of the Veterans National Defense Award in June 2024.
Trooper Adamick was stationed in Coldspring. He is survived by his wife, Roxanne, and five adult children. Adamick’s family says being a Trooper was his dream.
Trooper Jerry Wayne Adamick is the 242nd DPS Officer to die in the line of duty since 1823. Funeral arrangements are still being finalized.
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