Police memorial procession rides from Plum Borough to North Shore Share Updated: 7:55 PM EDT May 15, 2021
Police memorial procession rides from Plum Borough to North Shore Share Updated: 7:55 PM EDT May 15, 2021
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Show Transcript WILL BE CLEAR. RYAN HONORING THOSE WHO MADE THE BIG SACRIFICE. PLEASE TAKING PART IN A POLICE MEMORIAL PROCESSION. THEY DROVE FROM PLUM TO THE LAW ENFORCEMENT MEMORIAL ON THE NORTH SHORE AS A WAY TO HONOR AND REMEMBER FALLEN OFFICERS. NO SIRENS WERE USED AS THIS WAS A SILENT TRIBUTE. SOMETHING LIKE THIS TODAY, US GETTING TOGETHER AND SHOW OUR TRIBUTE TO THOSE OFFICERS WHO LOST THEIR LIVES, THESE BROTHERS AND SISTERS I’M HONORED TO STAND NEXT TO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF THEM. RYAN: THIS WAS THE FIRST TIME OF THIS MEMORIAL RID THE TURNOUT WAS TREMENDOUS. WITH MORE THA
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