"Community Mourns Loss of Syracuse Officer in Deadly Ambush"

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Thousands of police officers, firefighters, and community members paid tribute to Syracuse Police Officer Michael Jensen as his body was escorted home to Rome following his tragic death in a shooting. The procession, consisting of about 200 police cars and motorcycles, was accompanied by displays of respect from fire trucks, bridges, and bystanders along the 47-mile route. Jensen, along with Onondaga County Sheriff’s Deputy Lt. Michael Hoosock, was killed in a shootout after a traffic stop. The community gathered to honor Jensen's service and remember his infectious smile and positive personality.
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