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Some of my favorite images from covering a wreath-laying ceremony

5/12/2017

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Juneau Police Chief Bryce Johnson helps police Sgt. Krag Campbell unload a wreath Wednesday, May 10, 2017, at Evergreen Cemetery, Juneau, during a memorial ceremony at the grave site of Traffic Officer Richard Adair, who was shot and killed in 1979. (Photo by Tripp J Crouse/KTOO)
Juneau Police Chief Bryce Johnson helps police Sgt. Krag Campbell unload a wreath Wednesday, May 10, 2017, at Evergreen Cemetery, Juneau, during a memorial ceremony at the grave site of Traffic Officer Richard Adair, who was shot and killed in 1979. (Photo by Tripp J Crouse/KTOO)
ON WEDNESDAY, May 10, 2017, the Juneau Police Department held a wreath-laying memorial ceremony at Evergreen Cemetery to honor two officers shot and killed in 1979.
Juneau Police Detective Jeff Brink waits for a memorial ceremony to begin Wednesday, May 10, 207, at Evergreen Cemetery, Juneau. (Photo by Tripp J Crouse/KTOO)
Juneau Police Detective Jeff Brink waits for a memorial ceremony to begin Wednesday, May 10, 207, at Evergreen Cemetery, Juneau. (Photo by Tripp J Crouse/KTOO)
OFFICER RICHARD ADAIR and Officer Jimmy Kennedy were killed in the line of duty on April 17, 1979, when they were responding to a report of shots fired when they were shot and killed.
OFFICERS PLACED a large wreath at the grave site of Adair.
You can read the original story at ktoo.org.
The grave site of Richard Adair, who was killed in action in 1979. (Photo by Tripp J Crouse/KTOO) The grave site of Richard Adair, who was killed in action in 1979. (Photo by Tripp J Crouse/KTOO)
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