Tremonton officials are organizing a community procession to honor two officers killed in the line of duty during a domestic violence response, with the community encouraged to participate and show respect along the route. The officers were shot while responding to a domestic violence incident, and the suspect has been arrested on murder charges. The community is also canceling some events to mourn the loss.
Tremonton, Utah, is holding a community procession to honor two police officers killed in the line of duty during a domestic violence response, with city offices closed and events canceled to show respect and support for the officers' families and the community.
Schools in Central New York are honoring fallen Syracuse Police Officer Michael Jensen and Sheriff Lieutenant Michael Hoosock by encouraging students and the community to wear blue as a gesture of support for law enforcement and appreciation for their dedicated service. Many school districts in the area are participating, and some will also hold district-wide moments of silence to honor the fallen heroes.
Michael Hoosock, a dedicated 16-year veteran of the Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office and volunteer firefighter, was tragically killed in a shootout in Salina. Known for his commitment to public service and as a devoted family man, Hoosock leaves behind a wife and three young children. His career was marked by commendations for his bravery and valor, including a medal of valor for his actions during a confrontation in 2020. The community mourns the loss of Hoosock and another officer, Michael Jensen, who were both killed in the line of duty.
A procession for fallen Burnsville police officers Paul Elmstrand and Matthew Ruge is taking place, starting from the medical examiner's office in Minnetonka and traveling to the funeral home in Jordan. The public is encouraged to show support along the route, while monetary donations for the families of the fallen can be sent to the Law Enforcement Labor Services Benevolent Fund, with the option to donate non-monetary items at Prince of Peace Church in Burnsville.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has written a letter to the children of police officers who died in the line of duty, urging them to become "loyal guards of the party and the people" and uphold national security. Xi praised the courage and sacrifice of their parents and encouraged the children to follow the example of their "heroic fathers." This comes as tensions between China and the US escalate, and the Xi administration seeks to boost the status and morale of its security apparatus. China's police chief has also called for global cooperation on public security, while the police force prepares for major events such as the Asian Games and the Belt and Road Forum.
A procession for fallen officers Emily Breidenbach and Hunter Scheel was held in the City of Chetek, Wisconsin, with a fleet of squad cars from all over the state and beyond following the two hearses. The procession was a massive show of support for the two police departments and the tight-knit communities they serve. Many residents came out to watch the procession and pay their respects to the officers, with some expressing their appreciation for the officers' service and sacrifice.
Funeral services are being held for Cameron police officer Hunter Scheel and Chetek police officer Emily Breidenbach, who were fatally shot during a traffic stop on April 8. The services are taking place at Cameron High School and are being attended by hundreds of family, friends, and members of law enforcement.
Hundreds gathered at a vigil in western Wisconsin to honor two police officers, Chetek Police Officer Emily Breidenbach and Cameron Police Officer Hunter Scheel, who were killed in the line of duty during a traffic stop. The heads of both police departments shared their love for the fallen officers during the vigil. Plans for their funerals have also been released. A visitation for both officers will be held at Cameron High School on Saturday from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Overnight, the Chetek Police Department announced a memorial fund has been set up for Officer Breidenbach. Cameron Police Department has announced a separate memorial fund for Officer Scheel.
