Here Is The Atlantic City, NJ Police Sergeant Injured In Shooting

An Atlantic City, New Jersey police officer received life-threatening injuries during yesterday’s shootings — where 2 police officers were shot.

Meet Atlantic City Police Sergeant Christian Ivanov

Atlantic City Police Sergeant Christian Ivanov photo.

Along with his beautiful, young family, see above.

You Can Help

Here Is A GoFundMe Link To Help Sergeant Christian Ivanov

As of 4:30 a.m., Wednesday, June 3, 2026 … the total raised is $ 70,811 of an $ 80,000 goal. The goal will reached by early today and will likely be increased, due to an incredible outpouring of generosity from the community.

UPDATE: 6:20 a.m., Wednesday, June 3, 2026. The fundraising effort now stands at $ 79,035 and the goal has been increased to $ 170,000.

About Sergeant Christian Ivanov

The GoFundMe Page narrative begins with this powerful statement:

“On June 2nd, 2026, our friend, colleague, husband, father, and brother in blue, Sergeant Christian Ivanov of the Atlantic City Police Department, was critically injured after being shot in the line of duty while serving and protecting the community he has dedicated his life to.

Further:

As Christian focuses on healing, his family will be faced with medical expenses, travel costs, childcare needs, household expenses, and countless unforeseen challenges that come with recovering from a traumatic injury.

Additionally:

Atlantic City Police Sergeant Christian Ivanov “is known for his courage, professionalism and unwavering commitment to protecting others,” from the GoFundMe Page.

Another Important GoFundMe Page Comment About Sergeant Christian Ivanov

“But beyond the badge, Christian is so much more. He is a devoted husband to his wife and a loving father to three young children who are now facing an uncertain and difficult road ahead.”

Details From Yesterday’s Shootings

If you missed our breaking news guest report yesterday, here are links to two articles about the shootings incident … along with comments from Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small and the Atlantic City Police Department.