Why are flags flying at half-staff at the Capitol?
Flags at the Tennessee State Capitol are flying at half-staff in memory of Officer Geoffrey Redd, who died in the line of duty on Feb. 18.
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Flags at the Tennessee State Capitol are flying at half-staff in memory of Officer Geoffrey Redd, who died in the line of duty on Feb. 18.
Law enforcement from across the country held a procession, Monday, in honor of a fallen officer.
Memphis payed tribute to fallen Officer Geoffrey Redd in a “Sea of Blue” caravan of police cruisers that traveled across the city to honor his memory.
A motorcade, known as a “Sea of Blue,” honored Memphis Police Officer Geoffrey Redd, who was shot Feb. 2 at an East Memphis library while on duty.
Family, friends and first responders remembered the life of Officer Geoffrey Redd, who died Feb. 18, Tuesday afternoon at his funeral service.