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Fallen Montgomery County officers honored during memorial service

Montgomery County honored 38 fallen officers during a ceremony Friday morning. Photo courtesy Dayton Police Department.

Montgomery County honored 38 fallen officers during a ceremony Friday morning. Photo courtesy Dayton Police Department.
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By Breaking News Staff
May 3, 2019
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Public officials, law enforcement, family and members of the public gathered Friday morning to honor law enforcement officers who have died while serving the county.

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A memorial ceremony began at 11 a.m. at RiverScape MetroPark to honor the 38 Montgomery County law enforcement officers who have died in the last 130 years.

A procession of officers, retirees and cruisers arrived at the RiverScape ahead of the ceremony.

Speakers included Col. Cassie Barlow, former commander of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and Lt. Ronald McMillin of the Westerville Police Department.

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A complimentary luncheon for officers, retirees and family survivors followed the ceremony at Antioch Shrine.

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