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Tens of thousands turned out to pay tribute to the patrolman gunned down one week ago today. First of two funerals these officers will attend over the coming days. Action News Reporter Kenneth Moton is live in the Satellite Center with more on todays emotional ceremony. Reporter officer ramos was called a peace maker and hero and extraordinary show of support and solidarity as one of new yorks finest was laid to rest they marched to the same beat. Their heart heavy with fwreev grief as they hono...

Ken is live at the scene. Family and friends gathered tonight for a vigil in his honor. Kenneth. Walter, they were out here 30 minutes ago. A pretty large group remembering this victim well known in this community. Investigators say he had the life to walk across allegheny he didnt see the driver running from police on the corner of 25 and allegheny avenue north philadelphia saturday night, loved ones of 63 yeerpd James Howard Barnes prayed where he was killed. Our heart are heavy lord god. Frid...

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