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12 comments:
Tears are a river that flows from your soul...
too sad to come up with the appropriate words.
Absolutely breath taking. It reminds you how much of a family law enforcement really is. Sleep well my brother. You are forever a hero.
Touching. What a wonderful tribute to a great guy.
The very beginning is so sad. To hear the Chief requesting permission to talk to his officer that he knows is not going to answer.
Thats the traditional"last call" in the beginning. RIP my fellow brother in blue!
Very professional, Chad gave all, all should give 6 minutes to watch this video and remember what it is that our officers are out there to do.
I don't recall ever crying for someone that did not personally touch my life..until watching this video. Bless his daughter and family.
I was there along with my fellow Law Enforcement Brothers and Sisters. An agency lost an officer. The Nation lost a Hero. Chad's daughter and family will be forever in my thoughts and prayers as will each and every one of us that wears, or has ever worn, the badge.
Craig Theobald
Ironshire
How amazing to watch this Brotherhood from many states attend.
Is there a place where I can watch this without the pauses. I was getting frustrated in trying to watch and it kept stopping.
Thank you for sharing this and for being one of the brave officers to serve our demented society.
Good Bless you all
i never knew chad but the tears are running down my face!!! May you rest in peace HERO
May you be your little girls angel
Beautiful tribute. R.I.P. Patrolman Spicer.
Thank you to every man and woman who goes to work each shift to protect all of us.
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