Deputy Campbell died doing what she loved—protecting and serving her community while responding to an emergency."

Volney, N.Y. — A two-car crash that killed an Oswego County deputy Wednesday morning was “simply an accident,” according to Oswego County Sheriff Don Hilton. Deputy Cailee Campbell, 33, was responding to a call with her lights on when her cruiser and a car collided in Volney, according to Hilton.

Officials say 33-year-old Deputy Cailee Campbell was killed when her patrol vehicle collided with another vehicle Wednesday morning.

Cailee Campbell, 33, died while responding to another call for service, for a motor-vehicle accident, when her patrol car was involved in a two-car crash occurred just before 6:45 a.m. at the intersection of County Route 176 and Rowlee Road in Volney, Oswego County, according to a news release from the Oswego County Sheriff's Office.

Oswego County Sheriff's Deputy Cailee Campbell was trapped inside her cruiser after a crash with another vehicle, and she was pronounced dead at the hospital after crews

Deputy Cailee Campbell, 33, was responding to a call with her lights on when her cruiser and a car collided in Volney, according to Hilton. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.

The Oswego County Sheriff’s Office on Thursday released new details about the two-car crash that took the life of an Oswego County deputy. The deputy, responding to a car crash, drove into an intersection in Volney when she was T-boned by another vehicle,

The on-duty officer was taken to Oswego Hospital with life threatening injuries and was later pronounced dead. Police say the other driver was taken to Upstate University Hospital