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Across the parking lot, Culpeper resident Karen Keyser, her son, Ryan, 9, and her friend, Sandra Orye of Warrenton sat in a white sports utility vehicle while waiting to see the procession.
“We read in the paper where the cemetery is. We wanted to show our support for the family while respecting their privacy,” Karen Keyser said. “When we were kids, we had so much respect for the police, lb take the life of a police officer is just unbelievable,” she added.
While the adults chatted, Keyser’s son sat quietly in the back of the SUV. His mother said Ryan wasn’t sure what to expect, or how to show his support for the Armel family. He finally decided to bring a flag.
“If s an American flag,” Ryan Keyser piped up from the back seat
Police presence
With 5,000-8,000 police officers expected to participate in the procession, local authorities turned out in force to ensure that everything went smoothly. Approximately 60 sworn officers, including 14 Virginia State Troopers from the Area 12 Office in Warrenton, 30 Fauquier deputies, and 16 Ibwn of Warrenton police officers, handled traffic control and provided additional support along the route.
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