US EditionFallen Officer Memorial, Friday Night Nets, SCOTUS Hears Trump's Case: Sunrise Brief
- Multiple law enforcement memorial ceremonies took place this week in several counties, honoring officers who died in the line of duty.
- These events occurred during National Police Week or National Peace Officers Memorial Day, dedicated annually to remembering fallen officers.
- At these ceremonies, officials read the names of officers such as Trooper Zachary Fink and Corporal Glenn Hilliard, while families and community members attended to show support.
- Tashica Hilliard, widow of Corporal Hilliard, expressed hope that his memorial would endure for decades, while Virginia Beach’s Police Chief emphasized resilience after recent losses.
- These memorials highlight ongoing respect within communities and law enforcement’s commitment to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
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Fallen officer memorial, Friday Night Nets, SCOTUS hears Trump's case: Sunrise Brief
TOP STORIES: Fallen officer memorial, Friday Night Nets, SCOTUS hears Trump's case Dozens of people gathered for the annual law enforcement memorial ceremony at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront on Thursday. This year, the remembrance was underscored by the recent loss of VBPD Officers Christopher Reese and Cameron Girvin, who were killed in the line of duty nearly three months ago. Fallen VBPD Officers Girvin, Reese honored at annual police memoria…
Fallen VB officers honored in memorial ceremony
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — The city of Virginia Beach held its annual Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony, honoring officers who have died in the line of duty — including two recently fallen officers whose loss is still being felt deeply across the community. Complete Coverage: Fallen VBPD Officers Reese and Girvin Officers Cameron Girvin and Christopher Reese were shot and killed during a traffic stop in February. Their names were recogni…
Okeechobee County honors fallen officers during memorial ceremony
A moment of silence was observed today in Okeechobee County to honor law enforcement officers across Florida who have recently died in the line of duty.A memorial ceremony took place outside the Okeechobee County Sheriffs Office Thursday morning, where Sheriff Noel Stephen read the names of eight fallen officers, including four from the local area. Okeechobee County honors fallen officers during memorial ceremonyAmong those remembered were Troop…
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