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Orange County honors 53 fallen law enforcement officers at annual memorial ceremony
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Orange County law enforcement leaders and family members gathered at the Orange County Courthouse for an annual memorial ceremony to honor 53 officers who died in the line of duty.
Orange County law enforcement leaders and family members gathered at the Orange County Courthouse for an annual memorial ceremony to honor 53 officers who died in the line of duty. Orange County Sheriff John W. Mina and Orlando Police Chief Eric Smith addressed attendees, and the program included musical performances, the reading of the fallen officers' names, a wreath presentation and ceremonial honors including a rifle volley, taps and an aviation flyover.
The ceremony provided a space for survivors, colleagues and public officials to remember officers who died in the line of duty and to recognize families who continue to grieve. Major Tony Mardo of the Orange County Sheriff's Office opened the event and noted the federal observance that anchors the date:…
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