This from Asher Heimermann:
The funeral procession for fallen Chicago Police Officer Luis Huesca.The funeral was held Monday, April 29th at St. Rita of Cascia Shrine Chapel on Chicago’s South Side, followed by an interment at Rosehill Cemetery on the city’s North Side.The law enforcement vehicle procession traveled north along the Dan Ryan Express, the Stevenson Expressway and LSD.
This from Tim Olk:
Funeral for Chicago Police Officer Marco Di Franco
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From the Illinois State Police Twitter page:
llinois State Police mourn the loss of Trooper Brooke Jones-Story #5966. She was struck by a truck tractor semi trailer while outside of her squad car on a traffic stop on US Route 20 near Freeport, IL. Rest peacefully. We will never forget you. End of Watch 3-28-19
lllinois State Police Trooper Brooke Jones-Story #5966
From the Illinois State Police Facebook page:
ILLINOIS STATE POLICE MOURN THE LOSS OF
TROOPER BROOKE JONES-STORYPECATONICA, IL – Illinois State Police (ISP) Acting Director Brendan F. Kelly regretfully announces the line-of-duty death of ISP District 16 (Pecatonica) Trooper Brooke Jones-Story.
This afternoon, March 28, 2019, at approximately 11:24 a.m., Trooper Brooke Jones-Story, #5966, was inspecting a commercial motor vehicle on United States Route 20 westbound, just west of Illinois Route 75 in Stephenson County. At approximately 12:20 p.m., Trooper Jones-Story was outside her squad car when she was struck and fatally wounded when a truck tractor semi-trailer combination struck her squad car and the semi Trooper Jones-Story was inspecting.
“Today is a dark day for the Illinois State Police family. This is the six-year anniversary of the death of another Trooper, and now another brave soul, Trooper Brooke Jones-Story, has made the ultimate sacrifice for people of this state. At this very moment, the men and women of the ISP are responding and focused on the job and mission, because that’s what Trooper Jones-Story would do,” stated Acting Director Kelly.Trooper Jones-Story was a 12-year veteran of the Illinois State Police District 16 in Pecatonica.
Additional information will be released once it becomes available.Trooper Brooke Jones-Story
This from Asher Heimermann:
The funeral for fallen Deputy Jacob Keltner of the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office in Northeastern Illinois was held Wednesday, March 13, 2019. Deputy Keltner was shot and killed in the line of duty while serving a warrant on a fugitive in Rockford.
Excerpts from wgntv.com:
Police responded to the scene at Mercy Hospital and Medical Center at 2525 S. Michigan Ave. for reports of shots fired just before 3:30 p.m. Monday.
A Chicago police officer, an emergency room doctor, and a first-year pharmacy resident, were all killed in the attack. The gunman, Juan Lopez, 32, also died, but it is unclear whether he died from police gunfire or a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
The shooting was a domestic incident, and the gunman’s first victim was an ER doctor with whom he had previously had a relationship.
The Chicago Police Department has identified the slain officer as 28-year-old Samuel Jimenez. He joined the department in Feb. 2017 and just recently completed his probationary period to officially become a full-fledged officer. Jimenez was married and the father of three children. Jimenez was killed during a shootout with Lopez and was the second officer to be killed in the line of duty this year.
Tamara O’Neal, 38, an emergency room physician, was known as very charitable and deeply religious. She had broken off her engagement to the gunman, Juan Lopez, back in September. They had been arguing in the hospital parking lot before he displayed a handgun and fatally shot her.
Dayna Less, 25, a first year pharmacy resident, had recently graduated from Purdue University and started working at Mercy Hospital in July. Less was planning a wedding next year in Indiana. Less was killed as she was getting off a hospital elevator.
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