A videotaped message and the only reason hes not here in person were told is that the family was concerned that the security arrangements for him might be disruptive so you got 500 people in there listening to this hundreds more outside and there have been thousands filing past the casket of george ford and this is really the 4th of 4 ceremonies there was a ceremony in minneapolis one in North Carolina where he was born a viewing yesterday and today its really the denouement the funeral after which he will be buried next to his mother and before that we are one hour into a 3 hour service where you are and singing and reading and remembrances from the family it is really 2 themes going on here one were hearing about george floyd been then. A gentle kind spirit according to those who knew him well and the other is this movement that he set off there will be a montage of democrats. Demonstrations across the country as part of that program and there will be a call out this is my conjecture
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Law Enforcement News Inmate Who Killed Off-Duty LAPD Detective In Front Of 6-Year-Old Son Dies In Prison A 68-year-old man convicted of murdering an off-duty Los Angeles Police Department detective in 1985 was found dead inside his cell Monday, April 29, while incarcerated at the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center, officials said. The death is being investigated as a suicide