Friends of a Secret Service agent injured in a fatal crash last week in Wakefield say he sustained major injuries to his spinal cord and has no feeling or movement from the upper chest down.
Thirty-year-old Garrett Fitzgerald was one of four Secret Service agents injured in the crash.
Their vehicle was struck head on by a car being driven by 45-year-old Bruce Danforth, who was pronounced dead at the scene.
The agents were part of a security detail for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
Fitzgerald remains in care at Mass General Hospital in Boston, and will be transferred to a specialized spinal cord injury rehabilitation center in the coming days.
Friends have raised nearly $150,000 through an online fundraising campaign to help cover the cost of medical bills.
